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Single-species algal genus
Rhizonema is a genus comprising a single filament-forming cyanobacterium that lives almost exclusively inside lichens. Rhizonema was first recognised as
Rhizonema
Order of bacteria
(Basidiomycota: Agaricales: Hygrophoraceae), with a validation of its photobiont Rhizonema (Cyanoprokaryota: Nostocales: Rhizonemataceae)". The Lichenologist. 46
Nostocales
Species of lichen
occasional tufts of compact fibrils projecting to roughly 300 μm. Each Rhizonema filament (about 2.7–3.5 μm diam.) is only partly ensheathed by hyphae
Cyphellostereum_ushimanum
Species of lichen
original view that the cortex is absent. Filaments of the photobiont Rhizonema interruptum are packed through most of the upper thallus and break into
Corella_brasiliensis
Genus of basidiolichens
that wraps the photobiont layer. The photobiont is the cyanobacterium Rhizonema, whose filaments break into irregular cell clusters; these clusters are
Corella_(lichen)
Species of lichen
D. pectinatum partners with a filamentous cyanobacterium of the genus Rhizonema, but its fungal sheath and growth form set it apart. Viewed in the field
Dictyonema_pectinatum
Species of lichen
photosynthetic partner (photobiont) is from the filamentous cyanobacterium genus Rhizonema, whose threads are 6–8 × 5.1–6.9 μm. Fungal hyphae loosely envelope each
Cyphellostereum_indicum
Genus of fungi
to tap nutrients from the cyanobacteria. The cyanobacterial partner (Rhizonema) forms unusually narrow cells (roughly 5–8 μm wide), and specimens often
Cyphellostereum
Genus of lichens
branching patterns as a distinguishing feature between Scytonema and Rhizonema. Rhizonema, a recently resurrected cyanobacterial genus, was established to
Pyrenothrix
Genus of lichen-forming fungi
algae, Coccocarpia species associate with cyanobacteria of the genus Rhizonema. The genus was first proposed by Christiaan Hendrik Persoon in 1827. He
Coccocarpia
Genus of plants
de Janeiro Syngonanthus retrorsus Silveira – Minas Gerais Syngonanthus rhizonema Ruhland – São Paulo Syngonanthus robinsonii Moldenke – Zaïre, Zambia Syngonanthus
Syngonanthus
Species of lichen
simultaneously validated the cyanobacterial photobiont under the genus Rhizonema as R. interruptum. Molecular data place D. coppinsii close to the tropical
Dictyonema_coppinsii
Species of lichen
Hiroshi; Sanders, William B. (August 2022). "The Lichen Photobiont Genus Rhizonema (cyanobacteria) Exhibits Diverse Modes of Branching, Both False and True"
Cyphellostereum_jamesianum
Species of lichen
100–200 μm thick (orange-brown above, olive-green below). The photobiont is Rhizonema andinum, a filamentous cyanobacterium in the family Nostocaceae. The medulla
Cora_arachnodavidea
Species of lichen
weave of hyphae) appears only as a faint white film. The photobiont is Rhizonema, a cyanobacterium whose 7–10 μm‑wide cells sit in single‑row filaments
Cyphellostereum_galapagoense
Genus of lichens
produce asexual conidiomata. The photobiont partner of Lichinodium is from Rhizonema, a genus of filamentous cyanobacteria in family Nostocaceae. Lichinodium
Lichinodium
Genus of lichens
from undifferentiated mycelium. All five genera partner with the same Rhizonema cyanobacterium and, except for Cyphellostereum, share a distinctive "jigsaw-puzzle"
Dictyonema
Species of lichen
photobiont layer over a loose medulla. The photobiont is the cyanobacterium Rhizonema, arranged in filaments 7–9 μm wide and 3–5 μm tall; occasional yellowish
Dictyonema_gomezianum
Species of lichen
Inside the thallus, the fungus partners with a filamentous cyanobacterium (Rhizonema). Each cyanobacterial thread is sheathed by 2–3 μm‑wide, colorless fungal
Cyphellostereum_imperfectum
Genus of lichens
the lichen symbiosis), which is a cyanobacterium belonging to the genus Rhizonema. The surface of the lichen appears slightly rough and uneven, with wavy
Tamasia
Species of lichen
and a hydrophobic medulla (30–50 μm). The photobiont partner is of the Rhizonema interruptum lineage. No clamp connections or papillate hyphae have been
Cora_applanata
Species of lichen
and pale yellow. The photobiont partner of the lichen is a member of Rhizonema, a genus of filamentous cyanobacteria in family Nostocaceae. Its hymenophore
Dictyonema_aeruginosulum
Genus of lichens
of Dictyonema sensu stricto. Each squamule encloses the cyanobacterium Rhizonema, which is wrapped in a tight fungal sheath made of jigsaw-puzzle-shaped
Acantholichen
Genus of lichen-forming fungi
evolved independently from that of Corella. The cyanobacterial partner (Rhizonema) is morphologically remodelled by the fungus: trichomes break into coiled
Cora_(fungus)
Lichen with a Basidiomycota mycobiont
described but are known to belong to the cyanobacterial genera Scytonema and Rhizonema and to the algal genera Coccomyxa (class Trebouxiophyceae) and Bracteacoccus
Basidiolichen
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