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mealy, intensely citron yellow to yellow-green,<br />
rarely whitish. Sp. colored to colorless 7<br />
7 Ap. stalk and underside and the margin <strong>of</strong> the<br />
capitulum yellow-green pruinose (at first also the<br />
mazaedium), upper side (<strong>of</strong> the mazaedium) light<br />
brown. Sp. globose, light, 1 celled. Thallus<br />
yellow to yellow-green<br />
Chaenotheca furfuracea<br />
7* Sp. blackish, upper side <strong>of</strong> the capitulum (green)<br />
black, black or dark brown, not yellow-green<br />
pruinose. Sp. not globose, colored. Sessile or on<br />
the algae layer <strong>of</strong> a whitish or yellow-green to<br />
yellow, finely sorediate thallus . 8<br />
8 Sp. 12-16 x 4-6 µm, dark brown, 2 celled. Ap.<br />
short stalked, capitulum -0.5(0.7) mm wide.<br />
Thallus light yellow to greenish, parasitic on a<br />
whitish to beige crust . Calicium corynellum<br />
8* Sp. 5-8(10) µm long, 1 or 2 celled. Capitulum -<br />
0.3 mm wide. . . 9<br />
9 Ap. 0.6-2(2.5) mm high, long stalked, blackish,<br />
upper side <strong>of</strong> the capitulum with (green) black to<br />
dark brown mazaedium. Stalk black. Sp. light,<br />
5-8 x 2-2.5(3) µm, narrowly ellipsoidal to<br />
cylindric, 1 celled, 2 celled when mature, spirally<br />
ribbed. On (green) yellow Psilolechia lucida<br />
and leprose crusts<br />
. Microcalicium arenarium<br />
9* Ap. -0.5 mm high, capitulum black, without<br />
mazaedium, stalk light to black. Sp. 6-10 x 3-4<br />
µm, 1 celled. On whitish to beige crusts<br />
Chaenothecopsis exerta<br />
10 On twigs and branches <strong>of</strong> alder and poplar. Ap.<br />
black, capitula usually globose to ± top shaped,<br />
without mazaedium. Sp. 1-4 celled, brown<br />
GS Stenocybe<br />
10* Not on alder or popular branches 11<br />
11 Sp. 1 celled . 12<br />
11* Sp. septate . 13<br />
12 Ap. even the upper side <strong>of</strong> the capitula (almost)<br />
black, without mazaedium, undersides and<br />
margins not pruinose. Sp. narrowly ellipsoidal to<br />
ellipsoidal, up to 10 x 3.5 µm large, brown, to<br />
light brown. Usually without thallus or on a<br />
foreign thallus . GS Chaenothecopsis<br />
12* Ap. upper side with brown or lighter mazaedium,<br />
not uncommonly the underside and<br />
margins whitish or yellowish pruinose. Sp.<br />
globose, more rarely ellipsoidal to cylindric,<br />
colorless to brown. Thallus definite, more rarely<br />
± lacking GS Chaenotheca<br />
13 Capitula with brown mazaedium, underside and<br />
at the margin yellow (green) pruinose. Sp. light<br />
brown, with 1-3 indefinite septa, when mature<br />
almost cylindric . Chaenotheca laevigata<br />
13* Capitula without brown mazaedium, either shiny<br />
black without mazaedium, or with black, rarely<br />
yellowish pruinose mazaedium, underside and at<br />
the margin black or brown, whitish or yellowish<br />
pruinose. 14<br />
14 Capitula with bulging black (rarely slightly<br />
pruinose) mazaedium, black or brown on the<br />
underside and at the margin, whitish or yellowish<br />
pruinose, usually top-shaped to cup-shaped in<br />
outline. Sp. (dark) brown, 2 celled, at best 3.5<br />
µm wide. Ascus usually relatively rapidly<br />
disintegratin Calicium<br />
14* Capitula without bulging mazaedium, shiny<br />
blackish. Sp. brown, or light brown. Ascus<br />
persistent 15<br />
15 Sp. 4 celled, 20-32 x 7-10 µm. Capitula globose<br />
to 4 angled in outline. On old pines<br />
Stenocybe<br />
15* Sp. 2 celled . 16<br />
16 Sp. 10-13 x 4-6 µm, 2 celled. On poplar<br />
. Phaeocalicium populneum<br />
16* Sp. up to 10 x 3 µm. Generally not on poplar<br />
Chaenothecopsis<br />
Genus Key V: <strong>Lichens</strong> with Perithecia<br />
(pyrenocarpic lichens)<br />
1 Fruiting body yellow to greenish yellow 2<br />
1* Fruiting body not yellow to greenish yellow . 3<br />
2 Fruiting body shining yellow to greenish yellow.<br />
Sp. very many per ascus, 1 celled, small<br />
Thelocarpon<br />
2* Fruiting body yellowish (rose) to rose brown.<br />
Sp. to 8, many celled, needle-like, very long .<br />
Belonia<br />
3 Thallus definitely foliose, for the most part, the<br />
underside free from the substrate, single unit<br />
rounded and attached at one place navel-like, or<br />
multiple and closely crowded, attacked at several<br />
places. One thallus usually about 0.8-4 cm wide.<br />
Sp. 1 celled, colorless . Dermatocarpon<br />
3* Thallus crustose or squamulose, squamules -1 cm<br />
in size 4<br />
4 Thallus squamulose or indefinitely lobed at the<br />
margin, on soil, mosses, or rock. Per. Black.<br />
Paraph. In ripe per. indefinite or lacking . 5<br />
4* Thallus entirely crustose, coherent to areolate (to<br />
clod-like) or granular or indefinite 8<br />
5 Sp. muriform-multicellular, colorless to brown,<br />
usually 2. With or without hymenial algae 6<br />
5* Sp. 1-celled to cross-septate multicellular,<br />
colorless. Without hymenial algae . 7<br />
6 Thallus in fresh condition pale greenish to<br />
greenish -brown (in the herbarium yellow to<br />
gray-brown), moist shining green, very small<br />
squamulose, squamules 0.3-1 mm, usually close<br />
together and ± erect. Fruiting bodies conical to<br />
barrel shaped, with warty upper surface, sessile to<br />
moderately sunken, <strong>of</strong>ten between the squamules,<br />
-0.4 mm. Without hymenial algae. Sp. colorless<br />
to slightly brownish, 60-120(150) x 20-50 µm<br />
. Agonimia tristicula<br />
6* Thallus brown, gray-brown, or olive-brown,<br />
squamulose. Squamules 0.5-2.5(4) mm.<br />
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