Lichen 1173.27
"Possibly Dimelaena." -I.M. Brodo
On granitic rock. From Routt National Forest, Rocky Mountains, Colorado.
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LIchen 1175.31
It's not certain that this image goes with the photo number. The number puts it on rock from the Colorado Rockies, but it's possible the photo shows a different lichen on Populus bark in the Kenai Peninsula, AK, and one of the two photos is missing. Our notes had it as identified as a species of Biatora by Hertel, however Printzen said "either B. vernalis or Mycobilimbia carneoalbida (if it has 3-celled spores)." but later (?) it's "not a Biatora". I.M. Brodo looked at the specimen (almost certainly the one that goes with number 1175.31) in 2020, and said, "Lecidea" berengeriana or Bryolbilimbia sanguineoatra" but it remains a puzzle. |
Lichen 1185.09
"Sterile squamulose." I.M. Brodo
On mossy soil. From just east of Boise, Idaho. |
Lichen 1186.09
"Sterile squamulose. Resembles Placidium lachneum but some characters wrong." -I.M. Brodo
On soil.
From just east of Boise, Idaho.
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Lichen 1186.13
Possibly Trapeliopsis bisorediata or T. steppica?
"Sterile white crust." I.M. Brodo
On soil.
From just east of Boise, Idaho. |
Lichen 1193.11
"Lecidea sp. Close to L. confluens." -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Wenatchee National Forest, Washington. |
Lichen 1223.02
On rock. From Fort Canby, south coast of Washington. |
Lichen 1227.17
"Not Catapyrenium nor Verrucaria.
Only pycnidia with filiform conidia, 13-20 µm long." -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Saddle Mountain, southwestern coastal Oregon. |
Lichen 1253.35
"Nonsorediate sterile crust" -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Saddle Mountain, southwestern coastal Oregon. |