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Opegrapha glaucomaria?
Jenny Seawright, 29-05-2015 00:31
Jenny SeawrightHello all,

Lichenicolous fungus on on the thallus of Porpidia tuberculosa.

Small clusters of tiny black apothecia, appearing lecideine with roughened exposed discs and raised margins. Most spores were 2-3 septate, 15-24 x 7-9 µm, epithecium becoming darker green in KoH, paraphyses branched.


Opegrapha (now Phacographa) glaucomaria seems a possibilty and I wondered if anyone might have the key to this group:


Hafellner 2009: Phacothecium resurrected and the new genus Phacographa (Arthoniales) proposed. Bibliotheca Lichenologica 100: 85-121.


With regards,


Jenny

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