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<strong>4.1</strong>.2 Total lichen genera found in the study areas<br />

The highest lichen <strong>diversity</strong> was found in San Khu site, whereas the least<br />

genera of <strong>lichens</strong> found in Palad nature-trail site. <strong>Lichen</strong> genera which belonged to<br />

family Parmeliaceae was found most, whereas only one genus was found in family<br />

Laureraceae, Lepariaceae and Cladoniaceae. Species of Leptogium which is common<br />

in moist forest, were found in Montatarn waterfall and Palad nature-trail. Genera that<br />

commonly found in the study were Phyllopsora, Bacidia and Lecanora. Otherwise,<br />

there are some genera found only in moist areas such as Byssoloma, Cartinaria,<br />

Cryptothecia, Fellhanera, Myriotrema, Malcolmeilla, Ocellularia and Porina.<br />

Species found only in San Khu were Chapsa sp., Cladonia sp., Megalospora sp. and<br />

Usnea sp. Some species such as Dirinaria sp.1, Erioderma sp.1, Pyxine coccifera and<br />

Pyxine coralliger were the species that could not found in other sites but Palad naturetrail.<br />

The list of <strong>lichens</strong> species found in study areas was presented in Table 4.2.

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