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found in some
crustose pyrenolichens.
perispore Also defined: exospore,
epispore, mesospore, endospore. The
colorless and
usually gelatinous outermost layer...
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sheets of the asci, the lack of
lichen substances, and the
absence of an
epispore.
Vahliella was cir****scribed by
Norwegian botanist Per
Magnus Jørgensen...
- elliptic-ovate or
elliptical in shape,
rounded at one end with a thin
epispore.
Solitary to
crowded on
decaying wood
buried in
forest leaf litter, often...
- 5–5.5 μm. One cell of the
ascospore is
noticeably broader. In water, the
epispore of
these ascospores is
barely discernible.
Bryostigma huriellae bears resemblance...
- The
spherical spores measure 3–5 μm,
including an
outer covering (an
epispore) of
about 0.5 μm.
Their surface texture ranges from
smooth to
faintly warted...
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extensions externally (tails, filaments, extensions, wrapping, folds, and
epispore extensions)
formed by the same
material of the
spore wall. The
number of...
- It
produces simple,
hyaline ascospores that have a smooth,
pointed tip (
epispore) at
their apex. The
lichen was
formally described as a new
species in 2013...
- Biatora—such as its
fruiting body development, and thin-walled
spores with
smooth epispore—its well-developed
thallus and
distinctive asci
place it
within Mycobilimbia...
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Ascospore – a
fungal spore, the
product of meiosis,
produced in an ascus.
Epispore – a
transparent bag-like
outer covering on some spores,
which helps to...
- by 5–7 μm; the
surface structure is simple,
without a
thick outer coat (
epispore), or ornamentation.
Based on the
collection sites of the two
known species...
