Fellhanera viridisorediata, a new sorediate species from sheltered trees and shrubs in Western Europe

Author:
Aptroot A., Brand M. & Spier L.
Year:
1998
Journal:
Lichenologist
Pages:
30(1): 21-26
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Fellhanera viridisorediata Aptroot, Brand & Spier, a corticolous sorediate species commonly found sterile, is described from fertile material on Juglans glabra in the Netherlands. It was also found with apothecia on, for example, twigs of Vaccinium myrtillus, Lonicera, and other trees. It seems to be common and rapidly spreading in sheltered habitats in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, also occasionally on wood, roofs, granite and brick. It is close to other Fellhanera species, especially F. seroexpectata and F. viridis, but it diVers in the paler soredia, smaller, 1-septate and constricted ascospores and the presence of roccellic acid.
Id:
1293
Submitter:
zdenek
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