Lecanora cinereocarnea (Eschw.) Stizenb.

Ber. Tät. St Gall. Naturw. Ges.: 218 (1890) [1888-89].

Basionym: Parmelia varia var. cinereocarnea Eschw., in Martius, Fl. bras. enum. pl. 1, 1: 187 (1833).

 

Type locality: Brazil. Data lacking.

Description: Lichen. Thallus crustose, yellowish gray, continuous, rough to verruculose, margin definite, prothallus white. Apothecia abundant, usually crowded, sessile, at first concave becoming flat, 0.4-1.7 mm in diam.; discs brownish yellow, epruinose; margins concolorous with the thallus, thick, smooth to verrucose. Amphithecium: cortex distinct, gelatinous, containing large crystals insoluble in KOH. Epihymenium brown, with coarse granules soluble in KOH, 5-10 µm tall. Hymenium hyaline, 50-60 µm tall, paraphyses simple, slightly thickened at the tip. Hypothecium hyaline, 50-90 µm thick. Ascospores simple, hyaline, 7.5-12.5 x 4.5-7.5 µm (Lü et al. 2009: 438).

Photobiont: Data lacking.

Chemistry: Atranorin, gangaleoidin (Lü et al. 2009: 438) and other publications.

Ecology: Corticolous, on bark and twigs.

Distribution type: Argentina, Brazil, China, Spain: Tenerife, Japan, Mozambique, Philippines, South Africa, Thailand, France: Guadeloupe, United Kingdom: Bermuda.

Taxonomy: The morphologically similar Lecanora cinereofusca contains pannarin instead of gangaleoidin (Lü et al. 2009: 438).

Note: Die Autoren werden sowohl als (Eschw.) Stizenb. [Lü et al. 2009] als auch als (Eschw.) Vain. angegeben.

Distribution Database: Distributions

Distribution Database: Discover Life

Picture Database: Tropical Lichens

Molecular Database: Genbank

Synonym Database: Index Fungorum

Synonym Database: Mycobank