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lichens (lichenologists) have
described a
dozen of
these forms: areolate,
byssoid, calicioid, cladoniform, crustose, filamentous, foliose, fruticose, gelatinous...
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powdery gelatinous – jelly-like
filamentous –
stringy or like
matted hair
byssoid – wispy, like
teased wool
structureless There are
variations in growth...
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found in Australia. The
characteristic features of the
genus include the
byssoid (cottony)
thallus and
bitunicate asci (enclosed in a
double wall) that...
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growth forms,
including crustose, fruticose, squamulose, leprose, and
byssoid thalli, and form
symbiotic relationships primarily with
green algae of...
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Roccellinastrum lagarostrobi is a rare
species of
byssoid (wispy)
lichen in the
family Byssolomataceae.
Found in Australia, it was
formally described...
- (pimply), mat
thallus that
lacks a cortex. The
prothallus is dark
brown and
byssoid (i.e., like
teased wool). The
ascospores are
fusiform (spindle-shaped)...
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Syncesia afromontana is a rare
species of
byssoid lichen in the
family Roccellaceae.
Found in Rwanda, it was
formally described as a new
species in 2010...
- C spot test. The medulla, the
inner tissue of the thallus, is
byssoid or
nearly byssoid,
meaning it has a
fibrous or
cottony texture. Its colouration...
- Tehler, A.; Torrente, P.; Sipman, H. (1995). "Tania, a new
genus with
byssoid thallus in the
order Arthoniales and new data on Sagenidiopsis". The Lichenologist...
- Follman, with
Roccellinastrum spongoideum ****igned as the type species. This
byssoid lichen (appearing wispy, like
teased wool) was
found growing on cactus...
