- true
exciple that is well developed,
while Z. mandschurica has a
scleroplectenchymatous structure,
which is much
wider at its base. The
ascospore septum...
- the thallus, in
contrast to Rusavskia,
which primarily features scleroplectenchymatous tissue with only a
slight paraplectenchymatous layer. Additionally...
- a
lower cortical layer, it has an
upper cortical layer that is
scleroplectenchymatous, and it has a
prosoplectenchymatous true
exciple (the ring-shaped...
-
exciple the
tissue surrounding the
hymenium of the apothecia, is
scleroplectenchymatous,
meaning it
consists of hard, thick-walled cells. The subhymenium...
- Microscopically, the true
exciple (outer rim of the apothecium) is made of
scleroplectenchymatous tissue. The paraphyses, or
sterile fungal filaments,
contain oil...
-
occurs in one of two
tissue structures:
paraplectenchymatous or
scleroplectenchymatous. The
reproductive structures,
known as apothecia, are
zeorine in...
-
palisade plectenchymatous cortical layer,
while the true
exciple is
scleroplectenchymatous. The
hymenium stands at
about 80 μm in
height and the epihymenium...
- thallus.
Xanthaptychia differs from the
related Seirophora in its
scleroplectenchymatous tissue in the
thallus and the
cortex of the
thalline margin of the...
-
apothecia (as
opposed to the
biatorine type in C. letrouitioides), a
scleroplectenchymatous true exciple, eight-spored asci with oil
droplets (compared to 2–4...
-
paraplectenchymatous cortex,
which contrasts the
earlier belief of it
being scleroplectenchymatous.
While it was
believed to lack
attachment organs, it was
later found...
