-
breeding system may
enable successful reproduction in
harsh environments.
Mazaedia (singular: mazaedium) are
apothecia shaped like a dressmaker's pin in pin...
- from shrub-like (fruticose) to
crusty (crustose). Most
members produce mazaedia,
specialised spore-dispersing
structures typically found at
branch tips...
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Cryptocalicium Cryptocalicium ascomata with
mazaedia Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:
Fungi Division:
Ascomycota class: Eurotiomycetes...
-
tissue that
extends upward within some
lichen fruiting bodies (such as
mazaedia or perithecia),
typically from the base
toward or to the apex. complanate...
- and 0.2–0.7 mm high. The
spore m****
occurs in the
ostioles as dark
brown mazaedia (where the
ascus walls break down to
leave a dry, loose, amorphous, powdery...
- is
formed solely by the fruit-body wall. A few
exceptional taxa
develop mazaedia,
powdery piles of
loose spores, but this is rare in the subclass. Inside...
-
chemical spot
tests are KC− on the thallus, and K+ (red), P+ (yellow) on the
mazaedia. When a long-wavelength UV
light is lit on the thallus, it
fluoresces a...
-
Physiaceae lichens produce ascomata,
which can be
either apothecia or
mazaedia.
Their apothecia can be immersed, sessile, or short-stalked, with a more...
- are
located on the
margin of the thallus. They bear the
spore m****, the
mazaedia,
which are brown,
comprising more or less
spherical ascospores. Secondary...
- wrinkles, and are flat,
sometimes with a
green or
yellow pruina on the
mazaedia. The
spores have a
single septum and are black-brown.
Secondary chemicals...
