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- Areolate abstract "Areolate lichens are crustose lichens (that is, lichens that grow like a crust of paint) that appear to be broken up into somewhat polygonal pieces like old cracked paint. The pieces are called aereolas (areaeolae). The appearance is similar to the island-like pieces of dried-cracked mud in a dry lakebed. The areaolae \"islands\" are connected by an underlying prothallus to make a single lichen organism. The prothallus is often dark and not noticeable, whereby the different aereolae appear to be disconnected. Sometimes the aereolae curl up at the edges and continue growing at the edges so that they overlap, which is called being squamulose.".
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- Areolate wikiPageRevisionID "662169909".
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Areola.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Category:Lichens.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Crustose_lichen.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Dry_lake.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Lichen.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Polygon.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Prothallium.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLink Squamulose_lichen.
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLinkText "Areolate".
- Areolate wikiPageWikiLinkText "areolate".
- Areolate wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Areolate subject Category:Lichens.
- Areolate hypernym Lichens.
- Areolate type Fungus.
- Areolate comment "Areolate lichens are crustose lichens (that is, lichens that grow like a crust of paint) that appear to be broken up into somewhat polygonal pieces like old cracked paint. The pieces are called aereolas (areaeolae). The appearance is similar to the island-like pieces of dried-cracked mud in a dry lakebed. The areaolae \"islands\" are connected by an underlying prothallus to make a single lichen organism.".
- Areolate label "Areolate".
- Areolate sameAs m.0120x9n6.
- Areolate wasDerivedFrom Areolate?oldid=662169909.
- Areolate isPrimaryTopicOf Areolate.