-
contains four to
eight ascospores.
Ascocarps are most
commonly bowl-shaped (
apothecia) but may take on a
spherical or flask-like form that has a pore opening...
-
refers to the
apothecia of
lichens that have a flat, disk-like shape.
discolichen A
grouping of
ascolichens that
produce disk-like
apothecia,
somewhat analogous...
- Morc****aceae.
Members of this family,
characterized by
their cup- or bowl-shaped
apothecia, have a
widespread distribution,
especially in
northern temperate regions...
-
types of
ascomata are the
apothecium (plural:
apothecia) and
perithecium (plural: perithecia).: 14
Apothecia are
usually cups or plate-like
discs located...
-
fruiting bodies (
apothecia) that are
typically colored bright red or yellow,
although a
colorless variety of S. coccinea is known.
Apothecia usually have...
- rim lichens.
Members of the
genus have
roughly circular fruiting discs (
apothecia) with rims that have
photosynthetic tissue similar to that of the nonfruiting...
- is a
fruticose lichen with
branching lobes.
Their ****ual structures,
apothecia, are bright-orange with
spiny projections (cilia)
situated around the...
- ****ociated
lichenicolous fungi. It is
variable with
either curved or
stellate apothecia. The
margins are
carbonaceous and raised,
without furrows.
Mature spores...
- white, 1.5–15 cm (0.59–5.91 in) wide,
crustose areolate lichen with
large apothecia that
mostly grows on rock in the mountains.: 224 It
grows in variable...
-
papillae and fibrils, and
distinctive disc-shaped
reproductive structures (
apothecia)
surrounded by
branching filaments. Its
development progresses through...
