isidium meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. The epithet, " isidiosa " is in reference to isidia ( isidium ) on the thallus.
2. "Niebla usneoides " is distinguished by a thallus divided into numerous subtubular more or less linear shaped branches, to 4 cm high and 8 cm across, that are fringed above with spiculiform branchlets and by short coralloid isidia ( isidium ) along margins.
3. Sinuous cortical ridges are generally characteristic of the sekikaic-acid species " Niebla siphonoloba " throughout its geographical range, which in lichens is rarely mentioned, and when it is, it usually is in context with chemical variation . or vegetative diasporas such as soredia ( [ soredium ] ) and isidia ( [ isidium ] ).
4. "Niebla sorocarpia " is characterized by a turgid hemispherical thallus divided into subtubular branches from a yellowish to yellowish orange pigmented holdfast, to 10 cm high and 12 cm across; the primary branches expanded above, palm-like and contorted from which finger to tongue-shaped lobes arise with dense aggregates of undeveloped isidia ( isidium )-like apothecia or with isidia-like pycnidia, occasionally primary branches not expanded, remaining mostly linear with terminal aggregates of aborted apothecia; the whole thallus resembling broccoli.
5. Under the broad species concept ( " Niebla homalea " ), the morphological variation is considered too variable to clearly differentiated by morphological characters, except for the presence and absence of isidia ( isidium ), and that by distinguishing just two species by the medulla reaction to " para "-phenylenediamine, depsidones ( pd +, " Niebla josecuervoi " ), and depsides ( pd-, " Niebla homalea " ), the morphological differences become irrelevant to species determination.
6. "Niebla sorediata " is distinguished by a thallus divided into subtubular-prismatic branches from a pale yellow pigmented holdfast, the primary branches from the holdfast generally oblong in outline, to 5 cm long and 1.0 3 mm wide, branching above base but from below the middle, with obscure cortical ridges between branch margins, the cortical ridges along branch margins with short rod-like isidia ( isidium ) that develop one to three terminal capitate granular soralia ( soredium ), and by containing divaricatic acid, with triterepenes.
7. "Niebla suffnessii " has also been interpreted to belong to a broad species concept of " Niebla homalea "; one that recognizes only three species in the genus, two by the medulla reaction to " para "-phenylenediamine, depsidones ( pd +, " Niebla josecuervoi " ), depsides ( pd-, " Niebla homalea " ) . and one by isidia ( isidium ) ( " Niebla isidiaescens " ), based on the genus concept defined by Spjut; however, the taxonomic treatment for the broad species concept has many inconsistencies.
8. "Niebla tesselata " has been interpreted to belong to a broad species concept of " Niebla homalea ", one that recognizes only three species in the genus; two by the medulla reaction to " para "-phenylenediamine, depsidones ( pd +, " Niebla josecuervoi " ) and depsides ( pd-, " Niebla homalea " ), and one by isidia ( isidium ), ( " Niebla isidiaescens " ), based on the genus concept defined by Spjut; The treatment of the species under the broad taxonomic concept has many inconsistencies.
9. Bowler and Janet Marsh in 2004 included " Niebla testudinaria " under a broad species concept of " Niebla homalea ", one that encompasses a wider spectrum of chemical and morphological variation found in Baja California; a concept that views " N . homalea " as one of only three species in the genus as defined by Spjut, two species distinguished by the medulla reaction to " para "-phenylenediamine, depsidones ( pd +, " Niebla josecuervoi " ), depsides ( pd-, " N . homalea " ) and one species recognized by isidia ( isidium ) " ( Niebla isidiaescens " ), The taxonomic treatment for the broad species and genus concepts has many inconsistencies.