Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy

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García, Renato Andrés; Rosato, Vilma Gabriela
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2018
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Xanthoparmelia farinosa is a foliose lichen widely distributed in South America, growing not only on rocks but also on man-made structures. This species has abundant soralia, but it is unknown how development occurs from the soredium to the formation of a complete thallus. The soredia were extracted from the thallus with forceps, planted on glass plates and exposed to outdoor conditions for a period of 24 months; in every 3 months, optical inspection was performed with a stereomicroscope and a compound microscope, in addition, four samples with different exposure times were chosen to observe under a scanning electron microscope. The development of hyphae and the adhesion of these to the substrate, and the outlines of the formation of the lobules and rhizines could be observed. Our study is a first attempt to understand the development of this species which is endemic to South America and very common in the area.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
title Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
spellingShingle Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
García, Renato Andrés
Biología
lichen
outdoor
soralia
dhesion to the substrate
Micología
title_short Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
title_full Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
title_fullStr Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
title_full_unstemmed Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
title_sort Observations of the development of Xanthoparmelia farinosa under optical and electron microscopy
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv García, Renato Andrés
Rosato, Vilma Gabriela
author García, Renato Andrés
author_facet García, Renato Andrés
Rosato, Vilma Gabriela
author_role author
author2 Rosato, Vilma Gabriela
author2_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Biología
lichen
outdoor
soralia
dhesion to the substrate
Micología
topic Biología
lichen
outdoor
soralia
dhesion to the substrate
Micología
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Xanthoparmelia farinosa is a foliose lichen widely distributed in South America, growing not only on rocks but also on man-made structures. This species has abundant soralia, but it is unknown how development occurs from the soredium to the formation of a complete thallus. The soredia were extracted from the thallus with forceps, planted on glass plates and exposed to outdoor conditions for a period of 24 months; in every 3 months, optical inspection was performed with a stereomicroscope and a compound microscope, in addition, four samples with different exposure times were chosen to observe under a scanning electron microscope. The development of hyphae and the adhesion of these to the substrate, and the outlines of the formation of the lobules and rhizines could be observed. Our study is a first attempt to understand the development of this species which is endemic to South America and very common in the area.
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description Xanthoparmelia farinosa is a foliose lichen widely distributed in South America, growing not only on rocks but also on man-made structures. This species has abundant soralia, but it is unknown how development occurs from the soredium to the formation of a complete thallus. The soredia were extracted from the thallus with forceps, planted on glass plates and exposed to outdoor conditions for a period of 24 months; in every 3 months, optical inspection was performed with a stereomicroscope and a compound microscope, in addition, four samples with different exposure times were chosen to observe under a scanning electron microscope. The development of hyphae and the adhesion of these to the substrate, and the outlines of the formation of the lobules and rhizines could be observed. Our study is a first attempt to understand the development of this species which is endemic to South America and very common in the area.
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