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214 Journ. Hattori Bot. Lab. No. 43 1977<br />

Fo. subbotryosum (FREY) GRUMM.<br />

Catalogus Lichenum Germaniae: 24 (1963). - Stereocaulon coralloides f. subbotryosum FREY, Rabenhorsts<br />

Krypt.-F1. 9, Abt. IV, 1. Halfte: 194 (1932).<br />

Typus: Germany, Fichtelgebirge, leg. LAURER, 1871 (formerly in B; not seen by us; probably destroyed<br />

in World War 11).<br />

Icon.: FREY 1932, PI. 11, fig. 10 (the holotype), as St. coralloides f. subbotryosum.<br />

Remarks: an unusual form with massive woody pseudopodetia. Rare. Material agreeing<br />

very well with FREY'S description and illustration has been seen by us from Austria (Karnten).<br />

Fo. sessile LAMB (n. f.)<br />

Diagn.: Thallus primarius bene evolutus; pseudopodetia brevissima, usque 2.5 mm longa, apotheciis<br />

pileatis coronata. Apothecia partim quoque thallo primario sessilia. - St. pileato ACH.<br />

habitu persimile.<br />

Typus: Sweden, Vastergotland, par. Floby, leg. C. STENHOLM, 1896 (GB, holotypus).<br />

Remarks: the holotype was labelled by MAGNUSSON "Stereocaulon pileatum f. sessile H.<br />

MAGN.", and is one of the two specimens on which he founded the latter taxon; the other<br />

specimen we have selected as lectotype of St. pileatum f. sessile MAGN.,=S~. vesuvianum var.<br />

nodulosum f. sessile (MAGN.) LAMB; see p. 247. Known only from the type specimen.<br />

Var. flabellatum (FREY) GRUMM.<br />

Catalogus Lichenum Germaniae: 24 (1963). - Stereocaulon coralloides var. flabellatum FREY, Rabenhorsts<br />

Krypt.-FI. 9, Abt. IV, 1. Halfte: 196 (1932).<br />

Typus: Germany, Bohmer Wald, Bayrisch-Eisenstein, "am Aufstieg zur Hochbergplatte und zum<br />

Brennesattel, auf schattigen Felsen im Wald". More than one specimen mentioned, no holotype<br />

designated. Most of the type material was in herb. J. HILLMANN, which was destroyed in World War<br />

11. However, FREY retained one of the specimens (syntype), which we have seen; it should be designated<br />

as lectotype (lectotypif. nov.), and is from the Hochbergplatte, leg. J. HILLMANN, 1930 (FREY,<br />

herb. no. 1688).<br />

Exsicc.: FOLLM. Lich. EXS. Sel. Mus. Hist. Nat. Casselensi Fasc. VII (1975) no. 135, as St. dactylophyllum<br />

(KASSEL). - RABENH. Lich. Europ. EXS. Fasc. V (1856) no. 137, as St. corallinum (PR. In s<br />

this number represents the typical species). - SCHADE, STOLLE et RIEHMER, Lich. Sax. Exs. Decas XXVI<br />

(1927) no. 257, as St. coralloides (EM, PR. In BM it closely approaches var. occidentale (MAGN.) GRUMM.).<br />

- VENDRELY, Flora Sequania Exs. no. 251 (date ?), as St. coralloides (PC).<br />

Zcon.: FREY 1932, fig. 31, as St. coralloides var. flabellatum.<br />

Remarks: rather common and as widely distributed as the typical species.<br />

Var. occidentale (MAGN.) GRUMM.<br />

Catalogus Lichenum Germaniae: 24 (1963).1° - Stereocaulon coralloides var. occidentale MAGN.<br />

Goteborgs K. Vetensk.- o. Vitterh.-Samh. Handl. ser. 4, 30 (7): 27 (1926); FREY, Rabenhorsts Krypt.-<br />

F1. 9, Abt. IV, 1. Halfte: 195 (1932).<br />

Typus: Sweden, 4 localities mentioned (in Bohuslan and Vastergotland), no holotype designated.<br />

As lectotype we select the one from Bohuslan, par. Dragsmark, leg. A. H. MAGNUSSON, 1915, and<br />

marked as "Type" in his herbarium (UPS-MAGN) (lectotypif. nov.).<br />

Facultative synonyms: Stereocaulon spissum NYL. ex HUE, Rev. Bot. Bull. Mens. 6: 192" (1888);<br />

emend. LAMB, Ann. Rept. Nat. Mus. Canada, 1952-53, Bull. no. 132: 272 (1954). - Stereocaulon coral-<br />

lo The combination was first made by LAMPE and KLEM. in Zeitschr. Mus. Hildesheim, n. F., Heft<br />

12: 71 (1958), but invalidly (basionym not designated).

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