👉 Physodermataceae is a group of plants that includes various families, including some known and extinct, such as the Parthenocereus family, which are often associated with the evolution of flowering plants in the fossil record. These families have been found across the globe and include plants like orchids, ferns, and lichens, which are crucial for oxygenation and photosynthesis within their ecosystems.

Physodermataceae

👉 Physoderma is a term used in biology, referring to the layer of skin that covers the surface of the body and serves as a barrier against external pathogens and irritants. It consists primarily of keratinocytes, which are specialized cells responsible for producing the outermost layer of the skin.

Physoderma

👉 Physodermatales are a group of animals known for their unique, specialized organization and structure within the body that allows them to perform specific functions, such as sensory perception and mobility.

Physodermatales

👉 Physoderma is a medical term that refers to a type of skin condition characterized by dryness, scaling, and scaly patches. It can be caused by various factors such as allergies, infections, or autoimmune disorders. The term "physoderma" may also refer to a type of dermatological disorder in which the skin becomes inflamed and red, known as psoriasis.

physoderma

👉 Physodermatomycetes are a group of fungi that belong to the family Dendrobryaceae, and they are characterized by their unique arrangement of cells in colonies called spores. This group includes various species of mycorrhizal fungi, which are crucial for plant growth through their ability to transport nutrients and water from the soil to the roots of plants.

Physodermatomycetes