How To Use Hypha In A Sentence
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In the invading metaphase , the hyphae of the pathogen can invade the cortical area of cells of susceptible varieties, but only can invade the outer cortex cells of resistant descendants.
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Hypha cell is long type like bamboo segment .
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Conditions that promote hyphal growth in the laboratory include growth at elevated temperature in medium containing special components.
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In addition, many fungi are able to parasitize spores, sclerotia, or hyphae of other fungi, resulting in biocontrol.
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As usual in crustose forms, the thalli are composed of hyphae which are densely disposed toward the upper, exposed surface and more loosely disposed toward the lower surface (Fig. 2).
Ohio Biological Survey, Bull. 10, Vol. 11, No. 6 The Ascomycetes of Ohio IV and V
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A portion of a section through an apothecium of _Peltigera canina_, showing part of the hymenium of interwoven hyphae below and the bases of three paraphyses above.
Ohio Biological Survey, Bull. 10, Vol. 11, No. 6 The Ascomycetes of Ohio IV and V
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Invasive and pseudohyphal growth is characterized by directional unipolar budding and by cells that remain attached to each other after budding.
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Candida species are polymorphic and can form colonies containing budding yeasts, pseudohyphae, and true hyphae.
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The development is initiated as a hyphal knot of 0.2 mm or less in diameter, which rapidly develops into a tiny primordium containing the rudimentary tissues of the future pileus and stipe.
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Hyphal fusion is presumably a way to increase cytoplasmic flow and interconnectedness of hypha.
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The cross-section shows the cup to be made of vegatative hyphae with the hymenium layer exposed.
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Fungi preserved in the amber branched projections called hyphae from which several microscopic rings formed.
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Microscopically, the fungus produces solitary oval to dumbbell-shaped conidia on short, unbranched conidiophores lateral to septate hyphae.
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Although it is not known if this trend also applies to the species diversity of fungal mycelia (the belowground network of fungal filaments or hyphae), it is clear that the amount of fungal hyphae is low in the Arctic [62].
Implications of current species distributions for future biotic change in the Arctic
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In the latter case, small powdery clusters of hyphae and algae, called soredia are formed and cut off from the thallus as it grows.
Lichen
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The real Pan has hairs upon his balls, an ithyphallic god.
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Faint brown septate hyphae and moniliform fungal elements were found in the granuloma.
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The rensa mutant produced chlamydospores acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells, as did the wild type.
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One possibility would be to look for preserved hyphae in Ediacaran fossils and in associated microbial mats, specifically hyphae with perforate cell walls.
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Assuming the same thing happens in the gut, then a vitamin deficiency might make the yeast convert to the hyphal form.
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In the silky upper layer the epiphytic organisms are most often attached to the generative and skeletal hyphae that make up this layer.
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He also saw live dry rot in the form of mycelium and hyphae strands in the core of the brickwork.
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The hyphae lay down double septa and, following cell separation, produce single uninucleate yeast cells that divide by fission and disseminate throughout the body.
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Assuming the same thing happens in the gut, then a vitamin deficiency might make the yeast convert to the hyphal form.
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Within these putrescent pools, black pycniospores fuse to form hyphae growing toward the opposite leaf surface.
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The organism itself exists underground in microscopic fibres (hyphae) that bundle into a large cotton-wool-like clump (mycelium).
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Growth of the fungi is confined to the apex or end of the hypha cell.
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The corresponding temperature-sensitive mutant exhibits defective hyphal growth polarity at the restrictive temperature, leading to cell lysis and the inability to form a colony.
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Surface hyphae and conidia flake off skin surface easily but have clearly penetrated deep into bat tissue.
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Compartments before (A, E) and after (B-D, F-H) dissection of a hypha with a closed (A-D) and an open (E-H) septum.
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Although the first cells from hyphae looked like conidiophores, they were slenderer than conidiophores of the wild type.
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Surface hyphae and conidia flake off skin surface easily but have clearly penetrated deep into bat tissue.
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Fungi of this genus produce characteristic darkly pigmented, septate hyphae or conidia.
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Although it is not known if this trend also applies to the species diversity of fungal mycelia (the belowground network of fungal filaments or hyphae), it is clear that the amount of fungal hyphae is low in the Arctic [62].
Implications of current species distributions for future biotic change in the Arctic
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Most importantly, monokaryotic hyphae can produce basidia and spores that are indistinguishable from sexually produced spores, except that they are all the same mating type.
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Whether Candida ever converts to the hyphal form in the gut is unknown.
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Hyphae function as pipes to funnel more water and nutrients - particularly phosphorus - to the plants.
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Saprophytic bacteria can readily make their way down the dead hypha of an invading fungus, or into the punctures made by insects, and Aphides have been credited with the bacterial infection of carnations, though more recent researches by Woods go to show the correctness of his conclusion that Aphides alone are responsible for the carnation disease.
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Collectively, the hyphae make up the mycelium, which is equivalent to the "body" of the fungus organism.
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In addition, many fungi are able to parasitize spores, sclerotia, or hyphae of other fungi, resulting in biocontrol.
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Microscopically, thin branching hyphae with pyriform conidia can be seen.
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A common thought for 50 years has been that the hypha direct their growth to the apex of their cell through outward flow of growth material forming a longer and longer blimp-like shape.
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Plugging of a septal pore depends on its position in the hypha and the presence of glucose in the medium.
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Hyphantria textor, the Fall-weaver, is found in May or June.
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Predominantly concerned with human fertility, it is represented by an ithyphallic male figure.
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The humid valleys and guelta banks have Sudanian riverine vegetation: Tamarix gallica, and some Ficus sycomorus, Acacia nilotica, Salvadora persica and Hyphaene thebaica.
Tassili N'Ajjer National Park, Algeria
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Ancient seals depict an ithyphallic yogi-like figure with buffalo horns, a figure mirrored in later Hindu representations of the great god Shiva.
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Products secreted after conidial germination into hyphae are differentially recognized by protective T cells in healthy, non-atopic individuals.
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Conditions requiring referral to an ophthalmologist are orbital cellulitis, hyphaema, scleritis, iritis or uveitis, acute angle closure glaucoma, and corneal abrasions (unless very superficial).
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(C) Magnification of boxed area in (A) and (B) showing a hypha with the first and second septum as referred to in the text.
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Faint brown septate hyphae and moniliform fungal elements were found in the granuloma.
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Elevated temperatures and inducing substances including serum components and N-acetylglucosamine lead to the conversion of yeast to hyphal cells; other conditions induce pseudohyphae or chlamydospores.
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The thallus consists of 3 or 4 layers of cells or hyphae.
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These mutants lacked normal conidiophores and phialides and formed rod-shaped, catenated cells directly from hyphae.
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These mated cells can grow in filamentous form with meiosis occurring at the terminal cell (basidium) of the hyphae.
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The fungal kingdom consists of macroscopic fungi (mushrooms, puffballs, and gills) vs. microscopic fungi (yeasts and hyphae).
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He wanted men once more to refer the sensual passion of love sacredly to the great dark God, the ithyphallic, of the first dark religions.
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But, while the oflSce of the sporangia is the rapid propagation of the species, the chlamydospores have acquired the resting habit, and the spore character in the development of a germ hypha.
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A pamphlet of 1639 showed Robin as a horned, hoofed, ithyphallic satyr, leading witches' revels in the company of a black dog and an owl.
Robin Hood
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Mildew hyphae grow on the exterior of the plant and remove nutrients from their host via haustoria sent into epidermal cells.
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After 10 mitotic divisions, the tip of the hypha bends to form a crozier into which migrates one nucleus of each mating type.
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Fungal spores stick to the surface of the insect, germinate, and send out hyphae which penetrate the cuticle and invade the haemocoel.
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The thallus consists of 3 or 4 layers of cells or hyphae.
Lichen
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A portion of a section through an apothecium of _Peltigera canina_, showing part of the hymenium of interwoven hyphae below and the bases of three paraphyses above.
Ohio Biological Survey, Bull. 10, Vol. 11, No. 6 The Ascomycetes of Ohio IV and V
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For observation of conidiophore structure, coverslips with aerial hyphae and conidiophores attached were dipped into 100% ethanol, mounted on slides, and observed microscopically.
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In these lesions, the hyphae appeared to invade the perineurium, the loose fascial sheath surrounding the nerve.
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But poplar production is severely threatened by certain insect pests, e. g. , Hyphantria cunea. Therefore, it is of great significance to breed poplar varieties with high insect resistance.
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Though an ithyphallic god of lust, Legba was also androgynous.
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It had aseptate hyphae and sporangia were papillate, both caducous and non-caducous, and their shape ranged from ovoid to elongate and distorted.
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In the invading metaphase , the hyphae of the pathogen can invade the cortical area of cells of susceptible varieties, but only can invade the outer cortex cells of resistant descendants.
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The presence of ‘hyphal fusion’ and obliquely oriented septa in the stipes of modern kelp points to the possibility of convergence, an issue that has also figured in the assessment of Prototaxites.
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A portion of a section through an apothecium of _Peltigera canina_, showing part of the hymenium of interwoven hyphae below and the bases of three paraphyses above.
Ohio Biological Survey, Bull. 10, Vol. 11, No. 6 The Ascomycetes of Ohio IV and V
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This flagellate is surrounded by fungal hyphae (thin arrows), which appear in different sectional planes each as a bright central core with surrounding halo.
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Also in the common gray mould of infusions and preserves, Penicillium, by a process which is perhaps intermediate between budding and cell-division, a cell at the end of a hypha constricts itself in several places, and the constricted portions become separate as _conidiospores_.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886
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Within 30 minutes, the hyphal tips stopped growing and mild vacuolization was observed.
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Ellipsoidal microconidia and falcate macroconidia are formed from phialides by basipetal division; globose chlamydospores with thick walls are formed acrogenously from hyphae or by the modification of hyphal cells.
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The Hyphantria textor now lays its smooth, spherical eggs in broad patches on the under side of the leaves of the apple, which the caterpillar will ravage in August; and its ally, the Halesidota caryæ, we have found ovipositing the last week in the month on the leaves of the butternut.
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Either image would appeal to the Surrealist Ernst, as comic in a bawdy sense, as shocking to a correct, middle-class audience — in the Dada/Surrealist mode, and, as evocative in a Freudian spirit, of repressed meditations on the afterparts and on the ithyphallic form of the elephant itself.
Ernst's Elephant
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They are unique among bacteria in that they grow as branching hyphae similar to fungi as they gather nutrients from the soil.
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Mesozoic, and Hyphalosaurus sinohydrosaurus (Nature 401, 262, 1999) a long-necked diapsid reptile.
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The species are dimorphic, living as hyphal saprobes in the desert soil or as unicellular pathogens that convert into multicellular sporulating spherules in the mammalian host.
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And then you follow that with the absurd satire of Humanism -- nihilist Nietszche prancing on in goathide leggings with an ithyphallic cock dancing in the air, bringing existential panic, but saying "Whatever doesn't kill me, makes me stronger" -- bara boom.
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The feces of both species consisted mainly of brownish plant fragments and some microscopic fungal hyphae. 9 words shorter.
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A prime characteristic distinguishing basidiomycetes from ascomycetes is the dense mass of dikaryotic hyphae called the basidiocarp -the "mushroom" seen on damp lawns and the forest floor.
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In return, the fungi's hairlike filaments, called hyphae, extend the reach of plant roots.
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Assuming the same thing happens in the gut, then a vitamin deficiency might make the yeast convert to the hyphal form.
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The mychorrhizal fungi live on the roots and physically extend the plant's reach for nutrients and water with hairlike tentacles called hyphae.
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The microscopic examinations of the feces of both species indicated that they consisted mainly of brownish plant fragments and smaller fractions of microscopic fungal hyphae.
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When spores reach a favorable place to grow, they germinate and send out long, thin filaments called hyphae," she said.
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However, profuse signs of white hyphae and conidia growing on bat muzzle.
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The group called arbuscular fungi is especially interesting, because many of them penetrate plant roots with a spider web of branched hyphae (fungus "roots"), which also spread out into the surrounding soil.
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Once excreted, the fungal mycelium [the mass of hyphae emanating from the fungus] grows into tiny spheres, about the size of a small pinhead.
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We think the hypha is recycling material," he said.
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The youthful naked satyrs, dancing contentedly with their scantily clad female partners, are no longer shown ithyphallic.
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Grassland types include hydrophilous grassland on sandy riverine soils dominated by Acroceras macrum and Ischaemum arcuatum; high-lying grasslands on sand, a diverse fire-subclimax community, palm-veld with Hyphaene coriacea and Phoenix reclinata, another fire-subclimax community; Echinochloa floodplain grassland; and low-lying grasslands on clay.
Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, South Africa
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But the first, dark, ithyphallic God whom men had once known so tremendous — Struthers had no use for Him.
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Faint brown septate hyphae and moniliform fungal elements were found in the granuloma.
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However, profuse signs of white hyphae and conidia growing on bat muzzle.
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Whereas Striga absorbs nutrients from the host plant without benefit for the host, mycorrhizal fungi perform a highly beneficial function: in return for invading the root cells of a plant and consuming some of the host plant's photosynthesized sugars, mycorrhizal fungi pass on water and nutrients, such as phosphorus, that the fungi absorb from the soil through their fibrillose hyphae.
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A closer look shows that fungi are made of thread-like cells called hypha.
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Shiva, the ithyphallic god of animals, ascends early into the pantheon through his marriage to an Aryan princess.
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The feces of both species consisted mainly of brownish plant fragments and some microscopic fungal hyphae. (9 words shorter.)
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Microscopically, the fungus produces solitary oval to dumbbell-shaped conidia on short, unbranched conidiophores lateral to septate hyphae.
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Af culture filtrate-pulsed target cells have been reported It is assumed that most healthy donors have roughly equivalent exposure to hyphal antigens, in a dynamic daily process of conidial airway clearance.
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The colour of these larger hyphae, like those in the cortex, deepens with age to a fuliginous shade or to black, eventually causing the wood to appear cinereous to the naked eye.
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One nucleus divides in the clamp and the other in the hypha just beneath the clamp, which results in the formation of a binucleate tip cell and uninucleate clamp and subterminal cells.
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The development is initiated as a hyphal knot of 0.2 mm or less in diameter, which rapidly develops into a tiny primordium containing the rudimentary tissues of the future pileus and stipe.
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After 2-3 weeks of incubation at room temperature, extensive hyphae were produced and both basidiospores (sexual spores) and blastospores (asexual spores) could be observed under microscope.
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The tips of these aerial hyphae swell to form a vesicle, and layers of cells bud off of the vesicle.
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Grassland types include hydrophilous grassland on sandy riverine soils dominated by Acroceras macrum and Ischaemum arcuatum; high-lying grasslands on sand, a diverse fire-subclimax community, palm-veld with Hyphaene coriacea and Phoenix reclinata, another fire-subclimax community; Echinochloa floodplain grassland; and low-lying grasslands on clay.
Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, South Africa
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Next comes the medulla, which consists of loosely packed hyphae and within which a number of substances produced by the lichen are stored.
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Hyphal fusion is a synapomorphy of the higher fungi, but it is also reported to occur in the stipes of laminaralean brown algae (= kelp).