Hemiangiocarpous

hemiangiocarpous (adjective; variant spelling: hemiangiocarpic) – initially with an enclosed development of the sporocarp, but opening before maturity; during the ontogeny usually enclosed by a proper exciple and a layer of thallus hyphae, i. e., a pseudoexciple; characteristic for many lichenized ascomycetes, e. g., the Peltigeraceae and Stictaceae.

See also Hemiangiocarpous A, Hemiangiocarpous B.

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