Lichens of North Carolina
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Pertusariaceae Members:
Pertusaria appalachensis
Pertusaria consocians
Pertusaria epixantha
Pertusaria globularis
Pertusaria glomerata
Pertusaria iners
Pertusaria leioplaca
Pertusaria macounii
Pertusaria neolecanina
Pertusaria neoscotica
Pertusaria obruta
Pertusaria ostiolata
Pertusaria paratuberculifera
Pertusaria plittiana
Pertusaria propinqua
Pertusaria pustulata
Pertusaria rhexostoma
Pertusaria rubefacta
Pertusaria sinusmexicani
Pertusaria subpertusa
Pertusaria superiana
Pertusaria tetrathalamia
Pertusaria texana
Pertusaria valliculata
Pertusaria virensica
Pertusaria xanthodes
Toensbergia geminipara
NC
Records
Pertusaria neolecanina
Lumbsch & T.H. Nash - Mountain Branch-Wart
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Taxonomy
Phylum:
Ascomycota
Class:
Lecanoromycetes
Order:
Pertusariales
Family:
Pertusariaceae
Synonym:
Pertusaria neolecania
MycoBank_number:
459622
Taxonomic Reference:
The Bryologist 102 (2): 229 (1999)
Comments:
Specimens attributed to this taxon are provisionally so under the name "Pertusaria neolecania", an orthographic variant, warranting further study as this may be a separate species, noted by differences in wart anatomy (Lendemer et al. 2013).
Identification
Description:
Technical Description:
Lendemer, J.C., R.C. Harris & E.A. Tripp (2013) The lichens and allied fungi of Great Smoky Mountains National Park: an annotated checklist with comprehensive keys. Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden 104: 1-152.
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Distribution in North Carolina
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GBIF-Global Distribution
Habitats and Life History
Habitats:
Observation Methods:
Abundance/Frequency:
Abundance/Frequency by province:
Frequency
Regular
– almost always observed on given visit; >=90% chance of observation
Frequent
– usually observed on a given visit; >=50%<90% chance of observation
Infrequent
– observed less than 50% of visits; >=25%<50% chance of observation
Occasional
– observed on only on a small minority of visits; >=10%<25% chance of observation
Seldom
– not usually seen on visits; <10% chance of observation
These terms refer to visits to appropriate habitats made at appropriate times of the year, making use of common sampling/observation methods. Under those conditions, Frequency refers to the chance of observing at least one individual on a given visit made anywhere within a particular region, or over multiple visits to a single site.
Status in North Carolina
Natural Heritage Program Status:
Natural Heritage Program Ranks:
GNR
State Protection:
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