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organism or
structure resembling a
thallus is
called thalloid, thallodal, thalliform, thalline, or thallose. A
thallus usually names the
entire body of...
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Thallus (Gr****: Θαλλός) was an
early historian who
wrote in
Koine Gr****. He
wrote a three-volume
history of the
Mediterranean world from
before the Trojan...
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called the
thallus.
Lichens are
grouped by
thallus type,
since the
thallus is
usually the most
visually prominent part of the lichen.
Thallus growth forms...
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Thallus is an
undifferentiated vegetative tissue of some non-mobile organisms.
Thallus may also
refer to:
Thallus (historian), the chronologer/historian...
- not
differentiated into root, stem and leaf.
Depending on species, the
thallus may be strap-shaped and
about 0.5 to 4 mm wide with
dichotomous branches...
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Thallus of
Miletus (Gr****: Θαλλός), was an
epigrammatic poet, five of
whose epigrams are
preserved in the Gr**** Anthology. Of
these the
first is in honour...
- well-defined
upper epidermis with
pores and a
lower storage layer. The
thallus features tiny cup-like
structures called gemma cups,
containing gemmae...
- 3-dimiensional, one
cortex surrounds thallus), e.g.,
Cladonia evansii, C. subtenuis, and
Usnea australis - The
thallus is
extended up, or
hangs down, in...
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shrubby or
bushy thallus and a holdfast. The
thallus is the
vegetative body of a
lichen that does not have true leaves, stems, or roots.
Thallus colour of the...
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Anthoceros are
characterized by
having a
small to medium-sized,
green thallus that is more or less
lobed along the margins. The
spores are dark gray...