It was proved by Oliveira and Silva (2005) that every finitely generated inverse subsemigroup of the monogenic free inverse semigroup FI₁ is finitely presented. The present paper continues this development, and gives generating sets and presentations for general (i.e. not necessarily finitely generated) inverse subsemigroups of FI₁. For an inverse semigroup S and an inverse subsemigroup T of S, we say S is finitely generated modulo T if there is a finite set A such that S = T, A. Likewise, we say that S is finitely presented modulo T if S can be defined by a presentation of the form Inv X, Y R, Q, where Inv X R is a presentation for T and Y and Q are finite. We show that every inverse subsemigroup S of FI₁ is finitely generated modulo its semilattice of idempotents $E(S)$. By way of contrast, we show that when S≠ E(S), it can never be finitely presented modulo $E(S)$. However, in the process we establish some nice (albeit infinite) presentations for S modulo $E(S)$.
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