Lichenologist 47: 2 (2015).
Synonyms: Index Fungorum
Protolog: Similar to Stirtonia alba but differing by its byssoid, thicker thallus and smaller ascospores.
Type locality: USA, Florida, Monroe County, Everglades National Park, Key Largo Ranger Station, corticolous on Guapira discolor in coastal hammock forest, 8.4.2014, F. Seavey & J. Seavey 12934E (FNPS-holotype; FLAS-isotype).
Type locality coordinates: 25°05'N, 80°27'W, .
Map Coordinates of Selected Location
Latitude:N 25° 5' 11.4544"
Longitude:W 80° 26' 50.2087"
Latitude:N 25° 5.190906'
Longitude:W 80° 26.836812'
Latitude:25.086515°
Longitude:-80.44728°
Barcode: Data lacking.
Thallus: crustose, ecorticate, endophloeodal, byssoid, continuous, up to 8 cm diam., greenish white to greyish green, 100-200 µm thick, inspersed with calcium oxalate crystals 15-20 µm diam., I+ blue, often appearing ....
Photobiont: Trentepohlia.
Chemistry: K-, KC-, C-, P-. UV- but white ascigerous zones UV+ white. Perlatolic acid by TLC (Seavey & Seavey 2015: 2).
Ecology: Corticolous on Guapira discolor.
Distribution: USA: Florida. Database
Molecular data: Genbank
Mycobank: #809720. Mycobank
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Pictures: Tropical Lichens
Type: USA, Florida, Everglades National Park, Monroe County, Key Largo Ranger Station, 25°05'N, 80°27'W, corticolous on Guapira discolor in coastal hammock forest, 8 April 2014, F. Seavey & J. Seavey 12934E (FNPS-holotype; FLAS-isotype).