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Baden-Württemberg - Lichens of Wales

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see Porpidia soredizodes<br />

40* Soralia mostly larger, rounded to irregular, even<br />

coalescing. Thallus commonly extensive<br />

Pertusaria<br />

41 Thallus K+ yellow with Atranorin<br />

GS Lecanora/PT2<br />

41* Thallus K- (possibly soralia K+ yellow) 42<br />

42 Medulla I+ blue GS Lecidea/PT5<br />

42* Medulla I- 43<br />

43 Thallus pale greenish, gray-greenish, slightly<br />

yellowish-green even almost gray, KC+<br />

yellow/KC-, <strong>of</strong> flat to convex areoles or fissured<br />

areolate, with defined soralia or in the center<br />

soon disintegrating into flat soredia. Usnic acid,<br />

Zeorine . Lecanora<br />

43* Thallus white to gray, KC- 44<br />

44 Thallus extensive, coherent, ± fissured, with large<br />

round soralia, <strong>of</strong>ten with clearly defined zones,<br />

gray to greenish prothallus .<br />

Pertusaria albescens<br />

44* Thallus without definite prothallus or with black<br />

prothallus GS Lecidea/PT 5<br />

Key VIIIc: Sterile Crustose <strong>Lichens</strong> on<br />

Bark<br />

1 Thallus sorediate . 2<br />

1* Thallus not sorediate 63<br />

2 Thallus C+/KC+ (yellow)orange or red . 3<br />

2* Thallus C- to C+ yellow, not KC+ orange or red<br />

(but in the case <strong>of</strong> Pertusaria amara KC+ violet,<br />

in Lepraria eburnea very fleeting reddish) 17<br />

3 Thallus usually yellowish, green-yellowish, grayyellowish,<br />

yellowish-green, or ochre, C+ yelloworange<br />

to orange .4<br />

3* Thallus C+ rose to red (orange-red) . 7<br />

4 Thallus finely isidiate, the isidia sometimes<br />

becoming partially sorediate .<br />

Pertusaria flavida<br />

4* Thallus not isidiate . 5<br />

5 Thallus with defined soralia, gray-white to pale<br />

yellowish, gray-yellowish to slightly greenish.<br />

Soralia pale yellowish. Arthothelin, Granulosin<br />

Thiophanic acid, Capistraton GS Lecidella<br />

5* Upper surface <strong>of</strong> the thallus generally soon<br />

entirely sorediate . 6<br />

6 Thallus/soredia ochre, pale yellow to pale<br />

yellow-greenish, even pale brownish-green,<br />

sometimes with blackish prothallus, K-, C+<br />

orange, UV+ (brown)orange, without<br />

crystallizing needles. Soredia -50 µm.<br />

Isoarthothelin, Thiophanic acid .<br />

Pyrrhospora quernea<br />

6* Thallus/soredia pale yellow-greenish, pale<br />

greenish, rarely partially also pale ochre-yellow,<br />

sometimes with whitish, rarely bluish prothallus,<br />

K+ yellowish, C+ yellow-orange, UV-/UV±<br />

violet, in the herbarium <strong>of</strong>ten covered with the<br />

finest crystallizing needles. Soredia -50 µm.<br />

Usnic acid, Thiophanic acid, Zeorine, ±<br />

Arthothelin. . Lecanora expallens<br />

7 Thallus partially orange, there K+ red, otherwise<br />

pale greenish, light gray, greenish-gray, K-,<br />

extensive, coarsely granular, with greenish-white,<br />

even partially orange colored, at first convex,<br />

then fleck like to coalescing soralia, P-. Soredia<br />

fine, -25 µm. Gyrophoric acid, anthra-quinone<br />

Trapeliopsis pseudogranulosa<br />

7* Thallus not flecked orange. K-/K+ slightly<br />

yellowish 8<br />

8 Thallus permanently finely isidiate in the center,<br />

light gray, light greenish-gray to whitish. Isidia<br />

delicate, soon disintegrating into whitish to<br />

greenish-gray soredia, spherical to mostly<br />

cylindric (to coraloid ), -1(0.2)mm thick.<br />

Without well defined soralia, <strong>of</strong>ten with whitish<br />

prothallus. UV+ blue-white. Gyrophoric acid .<br />

Ochrolechia subviridis<br />

8* Thallus without isidia, clearly sorediate . 9<br />

9 Thallus P+ yellow(orange), C+ (<strong>of</strong>ten fleeting)<br />

red, with alectorialic acid . 10<br />

9* Thallus P-, without Alectorialic acid, with<br />

Gyrophoric or Lecanoric acid . 12<br />

10 Thallus <strong>of</strong> mostly scattered, ascending, convex,<br />

<strong>of</strong>ten indefinite squamules with lip soralia,<br />

whitish Hypocenomyce leucococca<br />

10* Thallus not <strong>of</strong> ascending squamules 11<br />

11 Thallus areolate to indefinite (in the substrate),<br />

yellowish-gray to slightly ochre or light gray,<br />

with diffuse yellowish, pale yellowish-green,<br />

yellowish-brown (in the herbarium <strong>of</strong>ten rose<br />

colored) soralia, K+ yellow. Soredia 20-50 µm<br />

Hypocenomyce sorophora<br />

11* Thallus granular, thin to thick, irregularly finely<br />

mealy sorediate disintegrating, dark graygreenish<br />

to dark brown-gray, thin to thick, K-.<br />

Soredia 12-22 µm thick Buellia pulverea<br />

12 Thallus with lichexanthon, gyrophoric acid, thin,<br />

smooth, whitish. Soralia UV+ orange, flat to<br />

slightly concave, rounded, whitish, cream colored<br />

to slightly greenish, 0.3-0.7 mm wide, soredia -70<br />

µm . Ochrolechia arborea<br />

12* Thallus without Lichexanthon, UV-/± white.<br />

Soralia ± flat to convex 13<br />

13 With Lecanoric acid., C+ (carmine)red reaction<br />

above all in the medulla/in the soralia. Thallus<br />

with whitish, shiny, <strong>of</strong>ten zoned prothallus,<br />

smooth to unevenly warty, toward the margin<br />

mostly with fissures, fissured to the thallus<br />

center, silver-gray, gray-white, or gray. Soralia<br />

whitish, convex (to hemispherical), -1.3(1.8) mm<br />

wide, also coalescing. Very <strong>of</strong>ten in association<br />

with Pertusaria coccoides or flavida .<br />

Pertusaria hemisphaerica<br />

13* With Gyrophoric acid, C+ (rose- to orange)red<br />

reaction in the soralia/ in or upon the bark.<br />

Thallus without, rarely with whitish prothallus.<br />

Soralia flat to convex . 14<br />

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