Nemania
confluens es una especie atipica de Nemania Gray, que se diferencia de todos los otros taxones del genero por tener estromas uniperiteciados, por lo general, parcialmente inmersos en el sustrato, asco con estipite corto, aparato apical cuboide y ascosporas casi equilateras; por lo que esta especie podria ser removida del genero Nemania.
Branson & Mehl (1933) included this species in synonymy with Spathodus primus (= Ozarkodina
confluens).
In the sample just above the lower boundary of the member there appear Belodina
confluens (Fig.
Hladki & Romero (2006) Rogers Nemania
confluens (Tode: Fr.) Laessee & Hladki & Romero (2006) Spooner Nemania creoleuca (Speg.) Y.
Grifolin was first isolated as an antibiotic constituent of a mushroom, Grifola
confluens (Hirata and Nakanishi, 1949).
Loganellia grossi occurs in samples 5-2-62 to 5-2-68 from section 2 of the Matusevich River succession (October Revolution Island, Severnaya Zemlya Archipelago, Russia) together with abundant specimens of the conodont Ozarkodina
confluens bucerus Viira and less frequently with poorly preserved specimens identified as Kockelella cf.
collatatus only Thecia
confluens (Eichwald) (Tsegelnjuk et al.
In this system we find that the gall aphid Pemphigus betae is largely restricted to the mature zones of trees, while the leaf-feeding beetle Chrysomela
confluens is largely restricted to juvenile trees and juvenile zones of mature trees (Kearsley and Whitham 1989, Kearsley 1991).
confluens densidentatus), the unit can be defined in offshore environments where C.
Although higher levels of phenolic glycosides in resprout growth could repel generalist herbivores, here we specifically examine how these plant defenses might attract a specialist insect herbivore, the leaf beetle Chrysomela
confluens, which is known to sequester them for its own defense (Kearsley and Whitham 1992).
In the same study, the leaf-chewing beetle, Chrysomela
confluens, showed just the opposite pattern.
In addition, it has been shown that hybrid Populus are more susceptible to the aphid Pemphigus betae and the beetle Chrysomela
confluens than the parents (Whitham 1989.