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Baden-Württemberg - Lichens of Wales

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66 Thallus with Trentepohlia algae, when scratched<br />

or scraped <strong>of</strong>ten orange to gold brown (in<br />

problem cases check alternatives!) . 67<br />

66* Thallus not with Trentepohlia, commonly with<br />

true green algae 80<br />

67 Sp. 2-celled . 68<br />

67* Sp. with more than 2 cells . 71<br />

68 Paraph. reticulate bound. Exc. Reduced, very<br />

thin to lacking. Ap. without margin. Hym. I+<br />

(yellow)orange, dirty gray-blue or blue. Asci<br />

thickened above Arthonia<br />

68* Paraph. simple to sparsely forked. Exc. Clearly<br />

developed. Ap. with or without margin. Hym. I-<br />

or I+ blue . 69<br />

69 Ap. whitish to orange, with concave to flat disks.<br />

Hyp. (Exc. ±) colorless. Spores fusiform to<br />

ellipsoidal. Thallus thin, light gray to green,<br />

film-like to scruffy, on bark and mosses<br />

Dimerella<br />

69* Ap. dark. Hyp and exc. dark or light 70<br />

70 Sp. at first colorless then brown, cells sometimes<br />

unequal in size. Ap. rounded to streaked, black.<br />

Thallus indefinite. Asci I- Melaspilea<br />

70* Sp. remaining colorless, cells equal in size. Ap.<br />

rounded, black or dark red-brown. Asci I+ blue<br />

at least above. GS Catillaria<br />

71 Ap. Not black . 72<br />

71* Ap. black, however sometimes pruinose. . 74<br />

72 Sp. to 16 or more per ascus, long fusiform to<br />

almost thread-like, -5 µm wide. Ap. brown-red<br />

to orange-brown, -0.6 mm, with concave disk.<br />

Asci not thickened at the apex. Epihym. Brown.<br />

Hyp. colorless. On bark. Pachyphiale<br />

72* Sp. 8 per ascus 73<br />

73 Ap. bordered, with clearly developed exc., disk<br />

<strong>of</strong>ten concave or deeply sunken. Asci usually<br />

very lax, cylindric-clavate. Sp. long fusiform to<br />

ellipsoidal. Ap. yellowish, rose, red, or (dark)<br />

brown. On bark, soil, rock, or plant residue<br />

GS Gyalecta<br />

73* Ap. without margin, exc. reduced. Asci broad,<br />

wall strongly thickened above . Arthonia<br />

74 Sp. needle-form, 50-80 x 1.5-2.5 µm,<br />

multicellular, disintegrating in short segments.<br />

Ap. black. Thallus whitish, almost exclusively<br />

on oak bark GS Lecanactis: Bactrospora<br />

74* Sp. shorter, not disintegrating into small pieces,<br />

usually fusiform . 75<br />

75 Paraph. simple or with scattered branches, in<br />

other parts occasionally bound. Sp. 4-celled,<br />

with perispore, 12-28 x 6-9 µm. Asci thin<br />

walled, with thick tholus, not fissitunicate, wall<br />

I+ blue. Exc./hyp. dark brown. Ap. black (redbrown<br />

when fresh), <strong>of</strong>ten with split margin. On<br />

calcareous rock . Sagiolechia<br />

75* Paraph. branched and reticulate bound. Asci<br />

thick walled, fissitunicate . 76<br />

76 With strongly developed dark receptacle/exc.,<br />

without thalloid margin. 77<br />

76* Receptacle/exc. reduced, with or without thalloid<br />

margin . 79<br />

77 Ap. almost perithecia-like, with narrow<br />

punctiform disks. Dark exc. only developed in<br />

places, hyp. light. Thallus (dark) brown, with<br />

lighter soralia, commonly with a dark prothallus.<br />

. Enterographa zonata<br />

77* Ap. with wide open disks. Dark exc. even the<br />

underside developed, producing a cup-like<br />

receptacle . 78<br />

78 Ap. <strong>of</strong>ten not uniformly rounded, disks<br />

sometimes with an umbo or groves. Receptacle<br />

black, underside <strong>of</strong>ten strongly developed. On<br />

rock . Opegrapha<br />

78* Ap. usually uniformly rounded, <strong>of</strong>ten pruinose,<br />

with smooth disk, usually with proper margin.<br />

Receptacle black-brown. On rock and bark .<br />

Lecanactis<br />

79 Ap. with a finally inconspicuous, black, rarely<br />

pruinose thalloid margin differentiated from the<br />

thallus. The fresh thallus slightly reddish, the old<br />

(in the herbarium) whitish to cream colored. Sp.<br />

4-celled, fusiform, 25-42 x 2.5-4 µm. Hyp. dark.<br />

On bark . Schismatomma abietinum<br />

79* Ap. without thalloid margin, uniformly to<br />

irregularly rounded or short lobed, without<br />

margin, brown to black, sometimes thickly white<br />

pruinose. Sp. -25 µm long . Arthonia<br />

80 Ap. margin separated from an at first narrow<br />

central star-like ap. opening in 4-8 triangular<br />

lobes. Disk concave, rose, rose-brown, or<br />

yellowish. Ap. extensively up to half sunken in<br />

calcareous rock. Sp. 4-celled. Thallus indefinite.<br />

With Scytonema algae Petractis clausa<br />

80* Ap. margin not set <strong>of</strong>f star-like from the center.<br />

Not with Scytonema algae, but with green algae<br />

81<br />

81 Ap. disk yellow, orange, or brown-orange, K+<br />

immediately deep red. Sp. 2-celled. . Caloplaca<br />

81* If ap. disk yellow to orange colored, then not<br />

immediately K+ deep red . 82<br />

82 Ap. margin with algae (in section), externally<br />

almost always colored as the thallus 83<br />

82* Ap. margin without algae, generally colored like<br />

the disk, or without a margin . 86<br />

83 Ap. disk yellow, dirty yellow, or orange, K- to<br />

gradually slightly reddish. Sp. 2-celled. Thallus<br />

yellow or gray . Candelariella<br />

83* Ap. disk not yellow to orange . 84<br />

84 Sp. sometimes 30 µm long, fusiform to needlelike,<br />

with (1)3-7 cross-septa. Ap. red, K+ dark<br />

red or blue, or rarely the ap. brown, nonpruinose,<br />

concave to moderately convex. Hyp. ±<br />

colorless . GS Haematomma<br />

84* Sp. shorter, 2-4 celled. Ap. not red 85<br />

85 On decayed wood, peat, raw humus, or mosses,<br />

very rare on acid silicate rock. Ap. rose or rose<br />

beige, at first with whitish margin, 1-3 mm<br />

Icmadophila (91)<br />

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