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family Trypetheliaceae. This
lichen features an extended,
reticulate pseudostroma that is
lower than its
slightly bullate thallus. The
species was formally...
- it from
others in
Astrothelium are the UV+
pseudostroma; the
fused ascomata; and the
immersed pseudostroma that have a
white cover (contrasting with the...
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lichen contains lichexanthone, a
substance that
causes the
surface of the
pseudostroma to glow
yellow when lit with a high-wavelength UV light. The species...
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medulla is K−. The
whitish parts of the
pseudostroma surface are UV+ (yellow) and K−,
while the
pseudostroma medulla is also K−. Thin-layer chromatography...
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thallus surface UV−,
thallus medulla K−;
pseudostroma surface UV+ (pink to orange),
medulla of
pseudostroma K+ (blood red).
Astrothelium aeneum is similar...
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fused ostioles. Typically, 3–10
fused ascomata are
grouped within one
pseudostroma. The
pseudostromata are
about 1–5 mm in diameter,
erumpent to prominent...
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isohypocrellin and lichexanthone; the
latter substance causes the
thallus and
pseudostroma to
fluoresce yellow when lit with a long-wavelength UV light,
while the...
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induce the
formation of
galls in its host plant. Both the
thallus and the
pseudostroma contain lichexanthone, a
lichen product that
causes these structures...
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thallus splits open and
forms a callus. Both the
thallus and the
pseudostroma contain lichexanthone, a
lichen product that
causes these structures...
- to pot****ium
hydroxide (K−). The
pseudostroma surface is UV+ (pink to orange), and
pigmented parts of
pseudostroma react K+ (blood red). Thin-layer chromatography...
