leprose การใช้

Filimentous, byssoid, leprose, and other lichens do not have a cortex ( are ecorticate ).
On a lichen, the cortex is the " skin ", or outer layer of leprose lichens lack any cortex.
Filamentous, byssoid, leprose, gelatinous, and other lichens do not have a cortex, which is called being ecorticate.
Crustose lichens differ from the leprose lichen by having an upper cortex and algal cells that are located directly beneath the cortex.
Gelatinous, byssoid, and leprose lichens lack a cortex ( are ecorticate ), and generally have only undifferentiated tissue, similar to only having a symbiont layer.