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peridia (pl.)
of Peridium
peridia Sentence Examples
- The below-ground peridia of fungi are protective sac-like structures that safeguard the reproductive spores.
- The peridia of truffles can range in size from a small pea to a large grapefruit.
- Certain types of puffballs release their spores by forcefully expelling them through pores on their peridia.
- The peridia of some mushrooms, such as Amanita muscaria, contain toxic substances that can be harmful to humans.
- In some species, the peridia of fungi are edible and can be used in culinary preparations.
- The peridia of certain fungi, such as stinkhorns, emit a foul odor to attract insects for spore dispersal.
- The peridia of bird's nest fungi resemble tiny bird's nests and house the fungus's spore-containing structures.
- The peridia of some fungi are photosynthetic and contribute to the nutrition of the fungus.
- The peridia of fungi can vary in texture, from leathery and tough to delicate and fragile.
- Scientists study the peridia of fungi to gain insights into their taxonomy, life cycle, and ecological roles.
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The below-ground peridia of fungi are protective sac-like structures that safeguard the reproductive spores.
The peridia of truffles can range in size from a small pea to a large grapefruit.
Certain types of puffballs release their spores by forcefully expelling them through pores on their peridia.
The peridia of some mushrooms, such as Amanita muscaria, contain toxic substances that can be harmful to humans.
