Lichen Mysteries 8: Back to: Lichens Index 16: Lichen Mysteries |
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![]() Lichen 1475.18 On rock. From along Taylor Highway near Mt. Fairplay, interior Alaska. |
![]() Lichen 1476.12 "Protoparmeliopsis muralis?." -I.M. Brodo On rock. From Kluane Lake, Yukon. |
![]() Lichen 1484.15 On granite. From White Pass, northwestern British Columbia. |
![]() Lichen 1486.14 "Sterile. Cfr. Varicellaria." -I.M. Brodo From near Skagway, Southeast Alaska. |
![]() Lichen1487.36 On tidal zone rock. From along the Lynn Canal, Skagway, Southeast Alaska. |
![]() Lichen 1501.09 "Perhaps Ochrolechia mahluensis." -I.M. Brodo On Acer rubrum. From near Lake Placid, New York. |
![]() Lichen 1514.26 "Pyrenomycete, possibly not lichenized" -I.M. Brodo On Liriodendron bark. From Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. |
![]() Lichen 1526.17 "keys to Micraea peliocarpa, but certainly doesn’t look like specimens that I know (on wood). The margins are well developed, for example " -I.M. Brodo On rock. From along the Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia. |
![]() Lichen 1529.15 Possibly Pertusaria andersoniae, but the specimen doesn't entirely conform to that species. On rock. From Roan Mountain, Tennessee. |
![]() Lichen 1539.24 (possibly a species of Peltula; the lichen on the right is Peltula cylindrica) On granite. From near Wakefield, North Carolina. |
![]() Lichen 1545.17 "Buellia, perhaps B. stillingiana but with an odd exciple. Possibly aberrant." -I.M. Brodo On hardwood bark. From Croatan National Forest, North Carolina. |
![]() Lichen 1546.12 "Possibly Arthonia interveniens but specimen lacks mature spores." -I.M. Brodo On Carya bark. From Croatan National Forest, North Carolina. |
![]() Lichen 1557.14 On Quercus laurifolia bark. From near High Springs, Columbia County, Florida. |
![]() Lichen 1561.10 Possibly Letrouitia domingensis? On Palmetto leaf. From Highlands Hammock State Park, Florida. |
![]() Lichen 1571.09 (also shown on this site as "Calopadia subcoerulescens", but that is not a currently listed name in the North American Checklist) On Palmetto leaf. From Myakka River State Park, southern Florida. |