10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOREDIUM»
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Text Book Of Botany Diversity Of Microbes And Cryptogams
Singh. Fig. 3 A-B. Lichens: Internal structure; A. Vertical section of thallus of a
homoisomerous lichen, B. Heteromerous lichen. Fig. 4 A-D. Lichens: Asexual
reproductive structures; A, B. Soredium,. B other hand, in members like Parmelia
and ...
2
Genetics: Classical to Modern
upper cortex gonidial layer medulla lower cortex , soredium Fig. 36. Lichens:
Internal structure. 2. Algal layer. Inner to the upper cortex is a distinct region of
loose fungal tissue in which many algal cells are embedded (e.g., Parmelia).
3
The Genesis of Germs: The Origin of Diseases and the Coming ...
Most lichens reproduce by releasing a dust-like substance called a soredium.
The soredium contains spores of both the algae and the fungus in a protective
case. Thus, the soredium is like a spore that contains two different spores.
Wherever ...
4
The Art of Instruction: Vintage Educational Charts from the ...
... Transverse section through hymenium of apothecium with asci; Budding
conidiospore, ascus catching algal cells; Formation of a soredium by symbiosis of
ascospores and cells of algae; Single soredium with absorbing rhizoids;
Soredium ...
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A Text-Book of Botany: Morphological and Physiological
4-D soredia of Umea barlmm; A a simple sorerlium. consisting of a gonidium
covered with a web of hypim; I.' a soredium. in which the gonidium has multiplied
by division; C a group of simple soredia. resulting from the penetration of the
hyphte ...
Julius Sachs, Alfred W. Bennett, W. T. Thiselton Dyer, 2011
Soredia : A soredium is a small but non-corticated bud-like outgrowth present on
the upper surface of the lichen thallus. It is made up of only a few algal cells,
enclosed by only a few fungal hyphae (Fig. 21.6E). Both isidia and soredia
contain ...
Each soredium forms a new thallus under favourable conditions. According to
Hawksworth and Hill, 1984 the lichens also multiply by forming propagules or
scales of different kinds such as hormocysts, phyllidia, blastidia, goniocysts and ...
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Specimen of a Lichenographia Britannica: Or Attempt at a ...
Lich., Ins called Soredium: a term, which, as has been long ago observed in
another place*, he seems to have used rather vaguely, and which we have
therefore changed, in the present instance, for Cyathus ; it being the cup-like
margin of the ...
Dawson Turner, William Borrer, 1839
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Krishna's Objective Question Bank in Biology
(1) Rhizocarpon (2) Parmelia (3) Usnea (4) Peltigera The postule like structure
on the upper surface of the lichen thallus forming a powdery mass is called (1)
Isidium (2) Soredium (3) Cephalodium (4) Soralium The female reproductive ...
N Saxena, S Sharma, S Sharma
... of the supporting hyphae. Soredia are exposed by the rupture of cortex and
they are readily rubbed off the thallus and disseminated by wind. Each soredium
on falling over a suitable substratum germinates and grows into a new thallus.