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25. Ascospores 18-25 × 8-10 µm; hymenial gel IKI+ blue-green<br />
or IKI-; throughout Florida ..........................................P. microtheca R. C. Harris<br />
25. Ascospores 37-45 × 15-22 µm; hymenial gel IKI+ orangish;<br />
Dade and Monroe counties .........................P. martinicana (Vainio) R. C. Harris<br />
24. Hymenium inspersed, gel IKI+ orangish; ascospores 13-17 ×<br />
5-6 µm; Polk County...............................................................P. wheeleri R. C. Harris<br />
21. Ostiole surrounded by bright red ring; hymenium inspersed to top of asci;<br />
ascospores dark brown with darker bands between cells, 18-24 × 10-14 µm;<br />
Georgia, not yet found from Florida................................................. [P. wetmorei R. C. Harris]<br />
16. Ostiole apical, erect (pseudostromatic shells may be laterally fused<br />
to form extensive pseudostromata in P. anomala)............................................................................. 26<br />
26. Ascospores elliptical or fusiform, not tapering to a tail .................................................................. 27<br />
27. Ascospores over 21 µm long (if thallus ecorticate see P. microcarpa) ................................... 28<br />
28. Thallus orange or red at least near ascomata................................................................... 29<br />
29. Thallus orange, pseudocyphellate; ascospores 26-42 × 12-15 µm;<br />
Dade, Monroe and Sarasota counties.................................................P. cerina Eschw.<br />
29. Thallus red (in shade forms pigmented only near ascomata);<br />
hymenium heavily inspersed; ascospores 27-35 × 13-17 µm;<br />
very common, throughout the state.......................................P. cruenta (Mont.) Vainio<br />
28. Thallus greenish when fresh, whitish to brown in the herbarium ...................................... 30<br />
30. Postmature ascospores with red or colorless oily substance 31<br />
31. Oily substance red; ascospores 4- or 6-celled,<br />
28-34 × 12-15 µm; very common, throughout the<br />
state.................................................................P. concatervans (Nyl.) R. C. Harris<br />
31. Oily substance colorless; ascospores 4-celled,<br />
28-35(-40) × 10-15(-17) µm; throughout the<br />
state.........................................................................................P. quassiaecola Fée<br />
30. Postmature ascospores empty, collapsing................................................................... 32<br />
32. Ascospores with rounded ends; hymenium not inspersed;<br />
hymenial gel IKI+ orange....................................................................................... 33<br />
33. Ascospores reaching 45 × 18 µm..................................................................... 34<br />
34. Thallus UV-; ascospores 27-38 × 12-18 µm;<br />
gelatinous sheath lacking dark terminal caps;<br />
not common, south to Sarasota County.........................................................<br />
...........................................................................P. punctella (Nyl.) Trevisan<br />
34. Thallus UV+ yellow (lichexanthone) or UV-; ascospores<br />
36-45 × 12-17 µm; ascospore sheath gelatinous with<br />
dark terminal caps; Holmes County ...........................P. caryae R. C. Harris<br />
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