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LICHENS AND LICHEN. PARASITES

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90 U.A.N.Z. ANTAlCCTlC IIESEARCIL EXPEDITION<br />

cells; true hypotheciurn 35p thick at the centre, thinning to about 20p thick at thc margin, more<br />

deeply staining with hyphae somewhat more periclinal to the thecium; thecium 75p tall; paraphyses<br />

about 2p in diameter forming a dense palisade, tips not thickened, epithecial granules dissolved<br />

by ICOH, decolourized by lacto-phenol; asci clavate, tip somewhat thickened, protoplast<br />

acuininate whe~ young, 8-spored, 54-60 X 11-12p; ascospores distichous, hyaline, ellipsoidal,<br />

12-15 X 7-9p.<br />

Growing with Lacid,eci intarsita, L. phaeostonza, L. sziperjecta, L. Warthii, Rhizocurpon Johnsto~li,<br />

R. lcergziclense, Pe)'tzisu~.ic~ cinertrritc, P. szibperrintosa, Aspicilia endochloru, Lecavwra atrocitesia,<br />

Aspiciliopsis ntuci.uphthulntu, Rucllia stibplicata, U. tristiusczila ai:d sterile thalli of Theliciiiiw,<br />

praevalescens.<br />

ICerguelen : upper end of Greeiilaild Harbour, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. E177-22, B177-23, E204-5 ;<br />

Observatory ' Bay, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B192-19 ; Murray Island, Sta. 60. B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B210-2,<br />

B212 (old).<br />

Heard Island : between Atlas Cove and Corinthian Bay, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B140-13, B140-14,<br />

B140-15, B140-16. L<br />

LECIDEA WERTHII Zahlbr.<br />

Lecideu PVerthii Zahlbr., Deutsche Siidpolar Exp., 8, 41; 1906.<br />

Type : Kerguelen, Station Lake, Werth (Deutsche Siidpolar Exp.).<br />

Thallus epilithic, thin, effused, irregularly and minutely rimulose, smooth, pale olive buff to<br />

white, K yellow, then slo18-ly reddening, margill thin, bounded by deep plumbeous to black hypo-<br />

thallus, cortex about 75p thick, a palisade of slender, septate hyphae with very minute crystals;<br />

algal layer about 75p thick, protococcoid, cells up to 7p in diameter, somewhat angular between<br />

the subvertical medullary hyphae, medulla more loosely woven, enclosing rock crystals. Apo-<br />

thecia sessile, up to 1 mm. in diameter, solitary or in small groups, black, disc plane, nude, black,<br />

margin thin, acute, inrolled, prominent, becoming less so in age, smooth to somewhat sinuate;<br />

parathecium carbonaceous, 90p thick at the margin becoming thicker, up to 125p below and ex-<br />

tending one-third the distance under the hypothecimn ; hypothecium 25p thick, of periclinal,<br />

slender hyphae, slightly brownish and bending downward in the open space of the parathecium<br />

to join the medulla; thecium 100-130p tall; paraphyses slender, septate, branching twice or<br />

thrice dichotomously in the upper portion, becoming submoniliform, tips not thickened; asci<br />

58-62 X 8-lop, tip thickened, protoplast long papillate; ascospores biseriate, hyaline, ellipsoid,<br />

unicellular, 10-12 X 5-8p, with moderately thick walls.<br />

Spermogonia minute, immersed, tip black, prominent; wall black, dimidiate; spermatio-<br />

phores few, branched, subcylindric, much shorter than the fliform spermatia which are variously<br />

curved and hamate, up to 35p long and scarcely lp in diameter fide Zahlbruckner.<br />

Growing with Theliditim praevalescens, Encephulographa cerebrinella, Lecidea Auberti,<br />

L. superjecta, and Bziellia subplicata.<br />

Kerguelen: upper end of Greenland Harbour, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B177-14.<br />

Heard Island: between Atlas Cove and Corinthian Bay, B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. B1404.<br />

LECIDEA EATONI Crombie.<br />

Lecidea Eatoni Crombie, Jour. Bot. Brit. For., 13, 334; 1875 : Jour. Linn. Soc. Bot., 15: 189 ;<br />

1876 : Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc. [London], 168, 51 ; 1879 : Rept. Sci. Results Voy. "Challenger "<br />

Rot., 1, 2, 238 ; 1885 : Wilson, MBm. Herb. Boissier, 18,88 ; 1900 ; Zahlbr. Deutsche Siidpolar<br />

Exp., 8,39 ; 1903.

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