- The
hymenium is the
tissue layer on the hymenop**** of a
fungal fruiting body
where the
cells develop into
basidia or asci,
which produce spores. In some...
- carbonized,
displaying a
range of
brown shades and
aeruginose pigments. The
epihymenium is brown, with
pigmentation continuous with the
outer exciple. The hymenium...
- André Aptroot. This
lichen is
characterized by its
vivid blue-green
epihymenium and 5-7
septate ascospores,
which measure 23–27 by 5–6 μm and are surrounded...
-
lichen has a
poorly defined,
granular thallus, and a
greenish hue in the
epihymenium and
excipulum edge. "Bacidia
kurilensis Gerasimova, A.
Ezhkin & A. Beck"...
- of the
lichen include its pulicaris-type amphithecium, glabrata-type
epihymenium, and 16-spored asci.
Secondary compounds in the
lichen include atranorin...
-
thinning out
towards the base. The
hymenium is 70–80 μm high, and the
epihymenium is
brownish or
dirty yellowish-brown.
Ascospores have an
elongated ellipsoidal...
-
pointed ends, and have
typical dimensions of 11.5–14.0 by 4.5–5.0 μm. The
epihymenium, the
outermost layer of the
fungal tissue, is
reddish yellow to yellow-brown...
- (rock-dwelling) nature,
presenting with a brown,
rather than violaceous,
epihymenium, and
ascospores that have a
single septum. The
species was identified...
- black, with an
outer zone that is aeruginose-black, 25–30 μm thick. The
epihymenium is dark
brown to aeruginose,
while the
hypothecium beneath is
brown to...
- in a
brown coloration, but does not
react to
nitrogen tests (N−). The
epihymenium—the
uppermost layer of
cells in the apothecium—is
brown and contains...
