The cortical filaments are terminated by small swellings, called utricles, which form the external surface of the thallus. |
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Filaments are typically tightly twisted and bundled, but may become separated in the middle part of the thallus. |
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The thallus and rhizoid can be distinguished by their different patterns of cell division. |
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Ceratopteris spores, like fucoid zygotes, divide unequally to produce a small rhizoid cell and a larger cell that develops into the thallus. |
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The plant form of the thallophytes is an undifferentiated thallus lacking true roots, stems, and leaves. |
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The minute branchlets of the yellow thallus produce the irregularly radiated and crinite appearance of the margins of the fruit. |
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The receptacle remains on the thallus surface until the receptacle's sporophytes approach maturity. |
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In addition to the algae in lichens, bacteria are invariably associated with the lichen thallus. |
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It rarely fructifies but the thallus varies in size, amount of division and cusping as well as colour. |
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Isidia are extensions of the surface of the thallus and may be cylindrical, globular, brachiate or lobula. |
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Crustose lichens may have a hypothallus i.e., an algal-free mat of hyphae extending beyond the margin of the regular thallus. |
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The gametophyte is a small ribbonlike thallus that resembles a thallose liverwort. |
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Ancestors of the esorediate and esquamulose endemics of genus Cladina may have reached the islands by means of easily disintegrating thallus fragments. |
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The more common type of thallus, a heteromerous thallus, has four distinct layers, three of which are formed by the fungus and one by the alga. |
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This thallus structure with dimerous organization allows Arenigiphyllum to be compared with extant members of Corallinales, both Corallinaceae and Sporolithaceae. |
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In addition, the thallus of Ulva is sheet-like and as production increases it can grow unattached forming layers or mats in the water column. |
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The metabolic activity of lichens is greatly influenced by the water content of the thallus. |
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The medulla, located below the algal layer, is the widest layer of a heteromerous thallus. |
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Cavities in the thallus sometimes contain colonies of the blue-green alga Nostoc. |
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Lichen whose thallus resembles leaves or lobes that are loosely attached to their substrate and can be easily removed. |
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Its thallus is shaped like a miniature tree several centimetres long with branches of a few millimetres, so that it resembles a coral. |
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Apart from this we have the typical food of the country thallus Acompaar for our dishes and traditional Sarteneko. |
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Lichen whose thallus forms a crust that is firmly attached to its substrate. |
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The blue-gray, pruinose apothecia and green leprose thallus are good diagnostic features of this lichen. |
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In lichens, the fungus forms a thallus or lichenized stroma that contains characteristic secondary metabolites. |
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Is it merely that the photobionts are mainly unicellular in the lichen thallus and as such have little capability for diversity and adaptation? |
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The use of thallus fragments to produce plantlets by vegetative growth removes the need for fertile material and spore production. |
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The fungus forms a thallus or lichenized stroma that may contain characteristic secondary metabolites in all lichens. |
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The inconspicuous thallus and numerous small, plane, deep reddish orange apothecia with concolorous margins are characteristic. |
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The homoeomerous type of thallus consists of numerous algal cells distributed among a lesser number of fungal cells, while the heteromerous thallus has a predominance of fungal cells. |
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The vegetative thallus is composed of intercellular hyphae that produce globular haustoria which penetrate into host cells allowing the obligately biotrophic fungus to absorb nutrients. |
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In fungi, the rhizoid is found in the thallus and resembles a root. |
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A soredium, consisting of one or several algal cells enveloped by threadlike fungal filaments, or hyphae, may develop into a thallus under suitable conditions. |
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The alga also may contribute a substance that causes structural changes in the fungus since it forms the typical lichen thallus only in association with an alga. |
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The thallus, or flat, gametophyte, usually lacks a midrib. |
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The fucus genus is found in large quantities on European coasts and in particular contains the species Fucus vesiculosus and serratus, which are brown algae with a branched ribbon-like thallus. |
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These are toxic metabolites produced by certain molds, which may be contained in the spore, the thallus or excreted in the substrate on which the mold has grown. |
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Lichens are grouped by thallus type, since the thallus is usually the most visually prominent part of the lichen. |
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Structures involved in reproduction often appear as discs, bumps, or squiggly lines on the surface of the thallus. |
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The thallus form is very different from any form where the fungus or alga are growing separately. |
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The medulla is the lowest layer, and may form a cottony white inner core for the branchlike thallus, or it may be hollow. |
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In squamulose lichens the part of the lichen thallus that is not attached to the substrate may also appear leafy. |
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The thallus must be saturated with liquid water for cyanobionts to photosynthesize. |
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Because of the relative lack of differentiation in the thallus, the line between diaspore formation and vegetative reproduction is often blurred. |
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Some of the more familiar species grow as a flattened leafless thallus, but most species are leafy with a form very much like a flattened moss. |
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However, spatial and temporal patterns of thallus morphology and sporophyte reproduction have not been investigated in Southern California. |
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The nonreproductive tissues, or vegetative body parts, is called the thallus. |
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Elaphoglossum amygdalifolium also differs from the general form of the genus by lacking both marginal rhizoids on the thallus and waxy caps on the hairs. |
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The thallus is made up of filaments of the fungus called hyphae. |
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Distinguishing features among the studied species are size of the spores, germination time, time of formation of the gametangia, and thallus margin shape. |
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More than one phycobiont may be present in a single thallus. |
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Also lacking stomata and a cuticle, lichens may absorb aerosols and gases over the entire thallus surface from which they may readily diffuse to the photobiont layer. |
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The different morphological phases of the thallus are mainly modified by temperature and pluriseriate ribbon-like thalli form under lower water temperatures. |
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