- gelatinous, and
other lichens do not have a cortex; in
other words, they are
ecorticate. Fruticose, foliose, crustose, and
squamulose lichens generally have up...
-
Chara braunii is one of only
several ecorticate species of the
genus Chara occurring in
Europe and the only
species without cortication known from Poland...
- Rhodophyta. The
thalli form
small tufts up to 3 cm long. The axes are
ecorticate consisting of
axial cells surrounded by four
periaxial cells. Polysiphonia...
- the
genus author to lichens. The
genus Jocatoa is
characterized by an
ecorticate thallus,
muriform spores that
exhibit a
strong violet color when treated...
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Characteristics of the
lichen include its lack of
secondary compounds and an
ecorticate thallus. Its
habitat is
centred around the
Alligator River National Wildlife...
- red alga is a
branched algae growing to 10 cm. The
erect branches are
ecorticate composed of a
central axis of
cells surrounded by 7 or 8
paraxial cells...
-
lichenologist Harrie Sipman in 1983, the
genus is
characterised by its thick,
ecorticate thallus ranging from pale whitish-grey to yellowish, and its disc-like...
- crenate-lobed. The
podetia are more or less cylindrical, rough,
corticate or
ecorticate, esorediate, squamulose, and shiny. They
contain two
secondary metabolites:...
-
described as a new
species in 2013 by
Dutch lichenologist André Aptroot. This
ecorticate lichen is
characterized by its yellowish-white thallus,
which does not...
- UV+ (yellow)
thallus and ins****d hamathecium. The yellowish-white,
ecorticate thallus features spherical, erumpent,
solitary ascomata measuring 0.2–0...
