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Trebouxia is a
unicellular green alga. It is a
photosynthetic organism that can
exist in
almost all
habitats found in polar, tropical, and
temperate regions...
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Trebouxia arboricola is a
symbiotic species of
green alga in the
family Trebouxiaceae.
Described as new to
science in 1924, it is
usually found in ****ociation...
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Trebouxia decolorans is a
widespread and
common symbiotic species of
green alga that is
found in ****ociation with
different species of lichen-forming...
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Trebouxia gelatinosa is a
common symbiotic species of
green alga in the
family Trebouxiaceae.
Formally described as new to
science in 1975, it is usually...
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making it one of the most
common lichens. It
harbours a
unicellular Trebouxia green algal symbiont.
First described by
Thomas Taylor in 1836
under its...
- with X.
parietina are from the
green algal genus Trebouxia.
Species that have been
found include Trebouxia arboricola and T. irregularis. Both of
these photobionts...
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described by the
phycologist Patricia A.
Archibald in 1975, as a
species of
Trebouxia. It was
transferred to the
genus Asterochloris in 2010. Asterochloris...
- and in flatworms. Some
species of
green algae,
particularly of
genera Trebouxia of the
class Trebouxiophyceae and
Trentepohlia (class Ulvophyceae), can...
- 90% of all
known lichens have a
green alga as a symbiont.
Among these,
Trebouxia is the most
common genus,
occurring in
about 20% of all lichens. The second...
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genus Trebouxia by
differences in
chloroplast morphology.
Later molecular research showed that
Trebouxia was paraphyletic, and that some
Trebouxia species...
