Adinosporus voluminosus STROTHER , 2016
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https://doi.org/10.37520/fi.2024.009 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D22413-527E-FFD6-FC72-79052F0C5B98 |
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Felipe |
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Adinosporus voluminosus STROTHER , 2016 |
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Adinosporus voluminosus STROTHER, 2016
Text-fig. 4a–d
The spore walls of this species consist solely of laminae. The specimen illustrated in Text-fig. 4a–d (Rog 2ox3-1) has no more than four laminae that range from 60–320 nm thick, and line the entire spore lumen – i.e., they are continuous laminae. The fragile laminae often break and fold back on themselves. This causes the spores to appear mottled when viewed in the light microscope ( Text-fig. 4b).
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