Lichens of North Carolina
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Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Family (Alpha):
ACAROSPORACEAE
AGYRIACEAE
AMPHISPHAERIACEAE
ANDREIOMYCETACEAE
APHANOPSIDACEAE
ARTHONIACEAE
BAEOMYCETACEAE
BIONECTRIACEAE
BRIGANTIEACEAE
CALICIACEAE
CANDELARIACEAE
CARBONICOLACEAE
CATILLARIACEAE
CHRYSOTRICHACEAE
CLADONIACEAE
COCCOCARPIACEAE
COENOGONIACEAE
COLLEMATACEAE
CONIOCYBACEAE
CORDIERITIDACEAE
CORTICIACEAE
CYPHOBASIDIACEAE
CYSTOCOLEACEAE
DACAMPACEAE
DACAMPIACEAE
DACTYOLPSPORACEAE
DIDYMELLACEAE
EPIGLOEACEAE
FILOBASIDIACEAE
FUSCIDEACEAE
GOMPHILLACEAE
GRAPHIDACEAE
GYALECTACEAE
HAEMATOMMATACEAE
HARPIDIACEAE
HELICOGONIACEAE
HERPOTRICHIELLACEAE
HYDNACEAE
HYGROPHORACEAE
HYMENELIACEAE
ICMADOPHILACEAE
LECANOGRAPHACEAE
LECANORACEAE
LECIDEACEAE
LEPROCAULACEAE
LICHENOCONIACEAE
LICHENOTHELIACEAE
LICHINACEAE
LOPADIACEAE
MALMIDEACEAE
MEGALOSPORACEAE
MEGASPORACEAE
MELASPILEACEAE
MELASPILEELLACEAE
MICROCALICIACEAE
MONOBLASTIACEAE
MYCOCALICIACEAE
MYCOPORACEAE
MYCOSPHAERELLACEAE
MYTILINIDIACEAE
NAETROCYMBACEAE
NIESSLIACEAE
OCHROLECHIACEAE
OPEGRAPHACEAE
OPHIOPARMACEAE
PANNARIACEAE
PARMELIACEAE
PELTIGERACEAE
PELTULACEAE
PERTUSARIACEAE
PHAEOCOCCOMYCETACEAE
PHAEOSPHAERIACEAE
PHLYCTIDACEAE
PHYLLACHORACEAE
PHYSCIACEAE
PILOCARPACEAE
PLACYNTHIACEAE
POLYCOCCACEAE
PORINACEAE
PROTOTHELENELLACEAE
PSEUDOPERISPORIACEAE
PSILOLECHIACEAE
PSORACEAE
PYCNORACEAE
PYRENULACEAE
RACODIACEAE
RAMALINACEAE
RAMBOLDIACEAE
REQUIENELLACEAE
RHIZOCARPACEAE
ROCCELLACEAE
ROCCELLOGRAPHACEAE
ROPALOSPORACEAE
SARRAMEANACEAE
SCOLICIOSPORACEAE
SPIROGRAPHACEAE
SQUAMARINACEAE
STEREOCAULACEAE
STICTIDACEAE
STICTOGRAPHACEAE
STRANGOSPORACEAE
STRIGULACEAE
TELOSCHISTACEAE
TEPHROMELATACEAE
THELENELLACEAE
THELOCARPACEAE
TRAPELIACEAE
TREMELLACEAE
TRICHOTHYRIACEAE
TRYPETHELIACEAE
UMBILICARIACEAE
UNCERTAIN
VAHLIELLACEAE
VERRUCARIACEAE
VEZDAEACEAE
XANTHOPYRENIACEAE
XYLOGRAPHACEAE
ZYTHIACEAE
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Lichinaceae Members:
Cryptothele granuliforme
Ephebe americana
Ephebe lanata
Ephebe solida
Heppia adglutinata
Heppia conchiloba
Heppia lutosa
Lichina willeyi
Metamelanea melambola
Peccania kansana
Phylliscum demangeonii
Psorotichia schaereri
Pterygiopsis (Forssellia) sp.
Pterygiopsis cava
Pterygiopsis lacustris
Pterygiopsis neglecta
Pyrenopsis furfurea
Pyrenopsis grumulifera
Pyrenopsis phaeococca
Pyrenopsis polycocca
Pyrenopsis portoricensis
Pyrenopsis subareolata
Pyrenopsis subfuliginea
Synalissa ramulosa
Thermutis velutina
NC
Records
Pyrenopsis phaeococca
Tuck. - Brown-beaded Pyrenopsis Lichen
Image by Gary Perlmutter
Section of pycnocarp with conidia. Image by Gary Perlmutter
Taxonomy
Phylum:
Ascomycota
Class:
Lichinomycetetes
Order:
Lichinales
Family:
Lichinaceae
MycoBank_number:
403105
Taxonomic Reference:
A synopsis of the North American lichens 1: 136 (1882)
Comments:
Originally described on granitic rocks from North Carolina as well as Massachusetts and New Hampshire (Tuckerman 1882)
Identification
Description:
Technical Description:
Tuckerman, E. (1882) A synopsis of the North American lichens. Part. I. Comprising the Parmeliacei, Cladoniei and Coenogoniei. S.F. Cassino, Boston, 262 pp.
LichenPortal Account:
Lichen Portal
Distribution in North Carolina
Comments:
County occurrence not specified in published report (Fink 1910).
County Map:
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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:
Comments:
Photo Gallery for
Pyrenopsis phaeococca
- Brown-beaded Pyrenopsis Lichen
Recorded by: Gary Perlmutter, Scott LaGreca & Mike Papay
Chatham Co.
Comment: Image by Gary Perlmutter
Recorded by: Gary Perlmutter, Scott LaGreca & Mike Papay
Chatham Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Scott LaGreca & Keadan Hill
Orange Co.
Comment: