-
considered too
small to be worthwhile. Cap of a
mature specimen with
deliquescing gills Group of
mushrooms The
spores have
dimensions of 11–13 x 6–8 μm...
- its
superficial resemblance to the
shaggy mane,
Coprinus comatus, the
deliquescing gills of
which it lacks. The pod
grows up to 11
centimetres (4+1⁄4 in)...
- young. Gills:
Start white before turning grey and
ultimately black and
deliquescing (dissolving into an ink-like
black substance).
Crowded and
adnate or...
- "Cloud of Forgetting" Gira, Westberg, ****o, Hahn, Pravdica, Thor
Harris 16:01 4. "
Deliquescing" (previously unreleased) 10:09
Total length: 79:38...
-
Other studies have
suggested the
potential for life to
survive using deliquescing salts. These,
similarly to the lichens, use the
humidity of the atmosphere...
-
attachment to the stipe, and
become black in
color before dissolving (
deliquescing). The
stipe is 3 to 5 cm (1.2 to 2.0 in) by 0.08 to 0.1 cm (0.03 to 0...
- (filament-like
support structure),
which is irregular,
persistent or
early deliquescing (dissolving into a
liquid state). They have an 8-spored asci,
which is...
- but flexible) ascomata,
mostly lying horizontally to the host,
partly deliquescing (liquefying or melting), paraphyses,
unitunicate (single-walled) asci...
-
powdery fragments of the veil. Gills:
Start white before turning black and
deliquescing (dissolving into an ink-like
black substance). Crowded. Stem: 3.2-6cm...
- general.
Research using a time-lapse
camera shows that it is
partly fed by
deliquescing salts. The
salts absorb water by
deliquescence only, at
times of high...
