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Ascomata are
superficial or immersed,
perithecial and
ostiolate or
cleistothecial and non-
ostiolate,
hairy or glabrous, dark coloured.
Peridium membranaceous...
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inner cortical cells,
stellate but non-ganglionic
medullary cells and non-
ostiolate cystocarps which are
surrounded by a
filamentous net,
itself composed...
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aggregated in
small groups, immersed, semi-immersed to
superficial and
ostiolate. The
ostiole is periphysate. The
peridium (the
outer wall of a sporangium)...
- Ceratocystidaceae, which,
where ****ual
stages are recognized,
produce round,
ostiolate (with a pore)
fruiting bodies for
their ascospores with a fine peridium...
- and
occasionally shortly papillate at the apex. They are
setose above,
ostiolate, 90–150 μm in diameter, and have a
rough surface. The
setae are dark brown...
- is the type
species of the
genus Coniothyrium. It is
characterised by
ostiolate pycnidial (a****ual
fruiting body) conidiomata,
annellidic conidiogenous...
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spherical cavity. Thielavia, on the
other hand, is
defined to have a non-
ostiolate, spherical,
setose ascomata, a
brown thin cell wall,
ellipsoidal to club-shaped...
- (gl****-like),
immersed or superficial. They are
subglobose (in shape),
ostiolate (having an ostiole, a
small hole or opening),
papillate (covered in small...
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ellipsoidal (in shape). They are immersed,
partly immersed or superficial,
ostiolate (having an ostiole, a
small hole or opening),
papillate (covered with...
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inhabit herbivore dung or
plant parts.
Sordariaceae have dark,
usually ostiolate ascomata, and unitunicate,
cylindrical asci.
Their ascospores are brown...
