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prothallus (a
distinct boundary layer) is present. The
lichen hosts trentepohlioid algae, a type of
green algae that
forms a
symbiotic relationship with...
- type
genus of Melaspileaceae. They are both
being lichenized with a
trentepohlioid photobiont and they
share similarities in ascomata, exciple, hamathecium...
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thallus undersurface.
trentepohlioid Also trentepohlialean.
Resembling or
belonging to the
green algal genus Trentepohlia;
trentepohlioid cells are filamentous...
- thin-layer chromatography. The
photobiont partner of the
lichen is a
trentepohlioid green alga that is
about 10 by 5 μm. Two of the most
unique characteristics...
- a smooth, thin,
thallus lacking a cortex. The
photobiont partner is
trentepohlioid.
Lichen products identified from
members of the
genus include roccellic...
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irregular threads,
measuring 23–31 by 17–25 μm. The
photobiont is
trentepohlioid,
possible Trentepohlia abietina.
Although neither ascomata nor pycnidia...
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Trebouxia (a
genus of
green algae in the
class Trebouxiophyceae) and
trentepohlioid algae (in the
class Ulvophyceae). This is the
first reported case of...
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algae as
their photobiont partner,
Trinathotrema ****ociates with a
trentepohlioid photobiont.
Trinathotrema hierrense Ertz & van den Boom (2012) Trinathotrema...
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characterized by its
thallus and
soredia containing lichexanthone and
trentepohlioid green algae. The
lichen has a crustose,
granular thallus with a pale...
- (fungal filaments)
about 2–3 μm in diameter. The
photobiont partner is
trentepohlioid (a type of
green alga
containing orange pigments),
visible as individual...
