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Acarosporomycetidae

Arthoniomycetes

Caliciaceae

Caliciales

Caloplacoideae

Cladonia

Collemataceae

Eurotiomycetes

Lecanora

Lecanoraceae

Lecanorales

Lecanoromycetidae

Lecideales

Lichinomycetes

Ostropales

Ostropomycetidae

Parmelioideae

Peltigeraceae

Peltigerales

Pertusariaceae

Pertusariales

Phaeophyscia

Physcia

Ramalina

Ramalinaceae

Rhizocarpales

Stereocaulaceae

Umbilicariomycetidae

Xanthoparmelia

Xanthorioideae

Phaeophyscia adiastola LP OML GBD

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Phaeophyscia ciliata LP GBD IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia endophoenicea IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia hirsuta LP GBD IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia insignis LP IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia nigricans LP IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia orbicularis LP IL IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia pusilloides LP GBD IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia rubropulchra LP OML GBD IT

S+ S-

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Phaeophyscia sciastra LP IT

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lichen terms

• general
• adnate tightly attached
• cilia thallus hair
• cortex upper layer
• maculate covered with spots
• medulla internal tissue
• podetia stems of cladonia
• pruina powdery deposit
• pseudocyphellae small cortex openings, medulla visible inside
• rhizine a root-like structure
• rugose rough/wrinkled
• squamule single scale of a squamulose lichen
• thallus body
• dispersal
• isidia produced on the cortex, has its own cortex
• pycnidia small fruiting bodies on the cortex
• soralia cracks in the thallus; produce soredia
• farinose soredia covered in powdery substance