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LICHENS AND LICHEN. PARASITES

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DODGE-<strong><strong>LICHEN</strong>S</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>LICHEN</strong> <strong>PARASITES</strong> P3<br />

Var. hymenins (Sch.) Fw. Besides the two preceding, Crombie reports it from Observatory<br />

Ray, A. E. Eaton (Jour. Linn. Soc. Bot., 15, 183; 1876. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. [London], 168,<br />

48; 1879) and from Marion Island, Moseley (Voy. "Challenger") in Jour. Linn. Soc. Rot., 16,<br />

222; 1878. Rept. Sci. Results Voy. "Challenger" Bot. 1, 2, 203; 1885.<br />

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Peltigem rzifescens (Weis) Humb. was reported by Bouly de Lesdain, Ann. Crypt. Exot.,<br />

4,100; 1931 from bay north of the isthmus at Port Jeanne d'Arc, Aubert de la Rue 6.<br />

Peltigora sczbtata (Diclis.) Dilbp was reported by Muller-Argan, Bot. Jahrb. [Engler] 334;<br />

1883 from Port Palliser, Betsy's Cove, Naumann (Voy. "Gazelle").<br />

Peltigem sptiria (Ach.) DC. Resides thc J. I). Hooker material mentioned above under<br />

P. vcqtosn, Crombie, Jom. Linn. Soc. Bot., 15, 183; 1876. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. [~ondd], 168,<br />

48; 1879, reports it from Swain's Ray, 8. k:. Eaton and Muller-Argau, Bot. Jahrb. [Engler] 3,<br />

54 ; 1883 reports it frorn Betsy's Cove, Naumann (Voy. "Gazelle ").<br />

Thallus crustose, simple or with effigurate margins, continuous, areolate to squamulose and<br />

dwarf fruticose (in Xphaerophoropsis), attached to the substrate by the hyphae of the hypothallus<br />

or of the medulla without differentiated rhizinae (except in Psora), often decorticate, ecorticate<br />

or with an incomplete cortex of fasciculate thiclr-walled hyphae, never pseudoparenchymatous;<br />

algal layer of Protococc~is, rarely producing many cells in a colony before the colonial wall clisappears;<br />

medulla loosely woven with the basal layer not differentiated or suggesting the structure<br />

of the upper cortex. Apothecia circular, sessile or rarely immersed, or with a very short<br />

stallr, parathecium hyaline or carbonaceous, not surrounded by an amphithecium nor including<br />

medullar tissue; paraphyses sornewhat branched but not conspicuously so nor anastornosing;<br />

asci ~lsl~ally 8-spored (less than 8 in Mykoblastus and Megalospora) or with 16-32 in a few<br />

species of Lecidea and Racidia; ascospores usually hyaline (becoming brown in Rhizocarpon)<br />

of a variable number of cells, with or without a gelified sheath. Spermogonia immersed;<br />

spermatia elongate-ellipsoidal to cylindrical, straight or lightly curved.<br />

Spores unicellular<br />

Spores thin-walled, under 25p long ... . . . . . . . . . . . . Lecidca<br />

Spores thick-walled, over 25p long . . . . ... . . . . . . My koblastus<br />

Spores 2-celled<br />

' Thallus ecorticate, uniform<br />

Parathecium and hypotheciom hyaline . . . . . . . . . . .. Biatorina<br />

Parathecium and often hypothecillm carbonaceous . . . . . . . . Catillaria<br />

Thallus corticate, verrucose to squamnlose . . . . . . . . . . Thalloidima<br />

,<br />

Spores 4- or more celled, fusiform to acicular<br />

Thallus ecorticate, uniform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bacidia<br />

Thallus corticate, verrucose to sqnamnlose . . . . . . . . . . . . Toninia<br />

Spores mnriform, usually brown at maturity with a. conspicuous sheath . . Rhizoc,arpon<br />

Lecidea Ach., Meth. Lich., 32; 1803.<br />

IJECIDEA Ach.<br />

Type : Acharius, in proposing the genus, treated 99 species in 4 subgenera, including species<br />

now in the Lecanoraceae as well as the Lecideaceae. The choice of a type may well be left to a<br />

monographer. Clements & Shear, Gen. Flung., 319; 1931, chose TI. enterolezbcn Ach., which was<br />

first described seven years after the genns was described!

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