- (described as synnematal) or as cushion-shaped m****es (described as
sporodochial). Most
species grow as filamentous,
microscopic structures called hyphae...
-
together in the
central part of the thallus, the lichen's main body. The
sporodochial conidia, or a****ual spores, are
formed in a
zigzag pattern and occasionally...
- and appendaged,
falcate conidia.
Other outstanding characters such as
sporodochial (small, compact,
slightly raised circles) or
synnematous (spores lining...
-
exhibiting a less
distinct thallus margin.
Sporodophoron primorskiense forms sporodochial conidia, or a****ual spores, that have
between 0 and 2 septa, with an...
-
concepts of fusaria,
especially when
applied to
species that
produce only
sporodochial conidia. We
speculate that the
reported needle blight of
Florida torreya...
-
tough perithecia that
produce ****ual spores.
Because N.
cinnabarina has
sporodochial anamorphs, the
perithecia form
within the sporodochium. In
summer and...
-
straight monophialides mostly in the
aerial mycelium. It does not
produce sporodochial conidia. Imathiu,
Samuel M.; Edwards,
Simon G.; Ray,
Rumiana V.; Back...
-
Stachybotryaceae are
characterized by a****ual
morphs with
mononematous to
sporodochial to
synnematous conidiomata,
usually with
phialidic conidiogenous cells...
- Fuscosporella, and Parafuscosporella, all
share the
features of
having sporodochial (cushion-shaped m****es)
conidiomata which is semi-macronematous to macronematous...
- with or
without sheath. The
anamorph is
characterized for
producing sporodochial or
effuse conidiomata. They
produce branched colonies, cheroid, from...
