Secondary thallus

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secondary thallus (noun, pl. secondary thalli) – a thallus developing from the primary thallus with a distinctly different growth morphology; not to be confused with secondary subunits, such as secondary branches or lobes that may be more narrow or smaller but generally have a similar, if not identical structure as the primary branches or lobes. Related terms: tier, soma, stroma, thallyle.

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