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Rimose is an
adjective used to
describe a
surface that is
cracked or fissured. The term is
often used in
describing crustose lichens. A
rimose surface...
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polygonal "islands" of cracked-up mud in a
dried lakebed. This is
called being rimose or areolate, and the "island"
pieces separated by the
cracks are called...
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instance of a leaf, that is
roughly diamond-shaped with
length equal to width.
rimose with many cracks, as in the
surface of a
crustose areolate lichen. root...
- lichens.: 260 They are
placodioid crustose lichens,
ranging in form from
rimose to areolate. The
genus has a
widespread distribution and
contains eight...
- have a
distinct odor (fruity, honey-like, fishy). The
pileus is
radially rimose ("Rimosae") or can be
squamulose to
squarrose ("Cervicolores"). The lamella...
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separated by well
defined cracks. It
usually lacks a prothallus. It may be
rimose toward the
outer edges. Each
areole has 1–10,
round to
angular or irregular...
- can vary in
appearance from
smooth and
continuous to
slightly cracked (
rimose). In some cases, the
thallus may
appear as scattered,
convex warts or, more...
- : 221 It is
extremely variable in its
growth forms,
being verruculose,
rimose, areolate, or squamulose.: 221 It has 0.2–1.5 mm
round to
angular areoles...
- has a
distinctive appearance with a
network of fine
cracks (described as "
rimose-cracked" in
technical terminology) and
displays a
white to pale yellow-grey...
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shrub that is 0.5 to 2 m (1.6 to 6.6 ft) high with
greyish to
blackish rimose bark. The
young branches are
terete and tomentose,
bearing ovate to rhomboid...
