Anagramas & Informações Sobre | Palavra Inglês SOREDIA

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Exemplos de uso de SOREDIA em uma frase

• Most species have pseudocyphellae (tiny pores that allow for gas exchange), and vegetative propagules such as isidia or soredia, or both.
• These structures contain both hyphae of the mycobiont and the algae (phycobiont) (see soredia and isidia).
• The vegetative reproductive structures soredia and isidia are absent in this species, however, apothecia are usually present.
• The very similar Flavoparmelia baltimorensis grows mainly on rock and has globose, pustular outgrowths (somewhat similar to isidia) on the upper surface of the lobes, but does not produce granular soredia.
• Because its thallus is made entirely of powdery soredia that covers the substrate like a crust, Chrysothrix candelaris is a leprose lichen.
• The vegetative reproductive structures soredia and isidia are present on the surface of the thalli, often abundantly.
•  furcata does not have the vegetative reproductive structures soredia and isidia, but instead has apothecia—cup-like ascocarps that contain asci on which ascospores are borne.
• The vegetative reproductive structures called isidia or soredia are often present on species in this genus; apothecia (cup-shaped spore-bearing structures) are rarely found.
• Crustospathula species are crustose with stalked and cartilaginous soredia that are labriform (lip-shaped) or crenately (scalloped) lobed.
• Some Phaeophyscia species develop soredia or isidia, specialised structures (propagules) used for asexual reproduction.
• It usually features pseudocyphellae on warts or on the tips of isidia; the presence of soredia and isidia is variable.
• Sexual reproductive structures are usually not present, so the physical characteristics used to distinguish between Cetrelia species include the presence or absence of asexual reproductive structures such as isidia, soredia, and lobules.
• Pustules and soredia may be present or absent, depending on the species, while pseudocyphellae and isidia are always absent.
• The main distinctions between Lecidea and Lecidella include Lecidellas typically grey, granular thallus with black, blue-black, or white-grey lower thallus; reproductive structures such as soredia, isidia, and blastidia; common presence of conidiomata; Lecanora-type asci; paraphyses that are not fused and easily dispersed; and secondary metabolites including xanthones, orcinol depsidones, β-orcinol depsides, and triterpenoids.
• Some species contain pulvinic acid-related pigments; in these species the soredia and pseudocyphellae can be bright yellow.
• The morphological characters employed to distinguish species of Niebla include the orientation of ridges in the lichen cortex, differences in fragmentation branchlets, which often have black carbonized pycnidia, and the development of specialized asexual propagules referred to as soredia and isidia.
• Coccotrema maritimum lack soredia and isidia (vegetative, or sexual reproductive structures); however, they do possess pycnidia.
• It lacks reproductive structures like soredia, isidia, pustules, dactyls, or lobules, and its upper cortex remains intact.
• The lichen lacks isidia and soredia but often becomes ulcerous, eroded and granular near the apothecia.
• Its surface, smooth and epruinose, meaning it lacks any powdery or crystalline covering, is notably free of isidia and soredia, two common forms of vegetative reproduction in lichens.

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