Lichens of North Carolina - Search

Scientific Name		Synonym
Common Name
Region	High Mountains Low Mountains Piedmont Coastal Plain
County		County Splits	Brunswick_BI Carteret_BI Currituck_BI Dare_BIL Dare_BIU Hyde_BI Onslow_BI
Site
Collector
State Park	BAISBATRBECRCABECHROCRMODERIDISWELKNENRIFALAFOMAGORGGRMOHABEHARIHAROJONEJORDLANOLAWALOHALURIMEMIMIMIMOJEMOMIMOMONERIOCMOPETTPIMORAROSALASILASTMOTHROWEWOWIUM
	lichenicolous_fungus allied_fungus uncertain_affinity
Vetting Level	123
NHP Status	G4G5 GNR G5 GNRE ESC-VSR-DSR-LSR-PSR-TW1W3W5W7
Sort by:	sciNameregioncounty
Query Level:	Species Records

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SELECT t1.checklist_number, t1.sciName, t1.region, t1.county, t1.county_split, t1.date, t1.number, t1.method, t1.habitat, t1.collector, t1.reference, t1.vetting_level, t1.obsType, t2.lichenicolous_fungus FROM nc_records as t1 LEFT JOIN nc_list as t2 on t1.checklist_number=t2.checklist_number where 1 and species_status !='suppress' and t1.checklist_number='154.00' and t1.county='Haywood' order by t1.`sciName`, t1.`county`

1 record is shown.
checklist number	sciName	region	county	county split	date	number	habitat	collector	reference	vetting level	obsType	lichenicolous fungus
154.00	Chaenotricha obscura	Low Mountains	Haywood		2009-01-01				Allen, J. L./ R. T. McMullin 2015: Chaenotheca balsamconensis, a new calicioid lichen on Trichaptum abietinum from North America that is benefiting from widespread conifer fatalities. - Bryologist 118(1): 54-58.		Literature