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'''crack''' (''pl.'' cracks) – a distinct and deep, coarse and wide fracture of the thallus that otherwise has an intact cortex. Unlike fissures, cracks are not restricted to the surface but penetrate deeply and therefore typically separate the thallus into distinct, irregular parts that may sometimes even be lined by a cortex (especially in [[areolate]] thalli); ''cf.'' [[fissure]]s.
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'''crack''' ([[Category:Noun]][[:Category:Noun|noun]], ''pl.'' cracks) – a distinct and deep, coarse and wide fracture of the [[thallus]] that otherwise has an intact [[cortex]]. Unlike [[fissure]]s, cracks are not restricted to the[[thallus surface|surface]] but penetrate deeply and therefore typically separate the thallus into distinct, irregular parts that may sometimes even be lined by a cortex (especially in [[areolate]] thalli). ''This is:'' [[Category:Part of thallus surface]][[:Category:Part of thallus surface|part of thallus surface]].
  
 
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crack (noun, pl. cracks) – a distinct and deep, coarse and wide fracture of the thallus that otherwise has an intact cortex. Unlike fissures, cracks are not restricted to thesurface but penetrate deeply and therefore typically separate the thallus into distinct, irregular parts that may sometimes even be lined by a cortex (especially in areolate thalli). This is:part of thallus surface.

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