(hyaline, smooth but often bearing coronate projections or bumps at the top (in apical spores) or upper rim (in intercalary spores), about 0.5 µm thick at the sides, thickened to 2-4 µm at the apex) hyaline, smooth but often bearing coronate projections or bumps at the top (in apical spores) or upper rim (in intercalary spores), about 0.5 µm thick at the sides, thickened to 2-4 µm at the apex[2]
(surrounding the pycnia in an annulate ring c. 1 mm diam. or along the veins and stems in large ellipsoid-annulate groups up to 10-20 mm long) surrounding the pycnia in an annulate ring c. 1 mm diam. or along the veins and stems in large ellipsoid-annulate groups up to 10-20 mm long[2]
(caulicolous and forming elongated slits 1-10 mm long or hypophyllous on purplish spots or on minute yellowish spots sometimes surrounded by a purplish halo) caulicolous and forming elongated slits 1-10 mm long or hypophyllous on purplish spots or on minute yellowish spots sometimes surrounded by a purplish halo[2]
(closely echinulate, the spines 1.5-2.5 µm apart, 0.5-1 µm high, about 1.5 µm thick but often appearing thinner (c. 0.5-0.75 µm) because the outer layer is conspicuous whilst the inner layer is almost invisible) closely echinulate, the spines 1.5-2.5 µm apart, 0.5-1 µm high, about 1.5 µm thick but often appearing thinner (c. 0.5-0.75 µm) because the outer layer is conspicuous whilst the inner layer is almost invisible[2]
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