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genus of
green algae in lichens,
occurring in
about 40% of all lichens. "
Trebouxioid"
means either a
photobiont that is in the
genus Trebouxia, or resembles...
- no
longer include any
lichen photobionts.[citation needed] The term '
Trebouxioid'
refers to
green algal photobionts similar to
those in
genus Trebouxia...
- This
widespread network increases the
likelihood of
encountering the
Trebouxioid photobiont needed for
proper thallus development. Additionally, the mycobiont...
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Lecanoraceae in the
suborder Lecanorineae.
Lecanora has a
crustose thallus,
trebouxioid photobiont,
colourless ascospores and
crystals in the amphothecium.: 680 ...
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including Dictyochloropsis, Stichococcus, Trentepohlia, and
members of the
Trebouxioid group. The most
distinctive feature of
these lichens is
their stalked...
- can grow up to 10 mm (0.4 in) in diameter. The lichen's
photobiont is
trebouxioid.
Apothecia of
Biatora epirotica are sessile, with a
diameter of 0.3–0...
- verrucose") to
areolate texture. The
green algal photobiont partner is
trebouxioid. In
terms of
chemical spot tests, the
thallus is K+ (yellow), C−, KC−...
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separate class, Trebouxiophyceae. "
Trebouxioid"
refers to
members of this
class or
algae resembling them. "
Trebouxioid"
means a
clorococcoid green algal...
-
order Trebouxiales. It is
unknown whether all
photobionts described as “
trebouxioid”
belong to a
single genus. Also, it is also
unclear how many and which...
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cells (pseudoparenchymatous), with the
algal partner (photobiont)
being trebouxioid–that is, from the
green algal genus Trebouxia. The
reproductive organs...
