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larger, thallus not radiate- rosetted with enlarged<br />
marginal areoles, rust- brown to ochre)<br />
8* Thallus not rust-red to rust brown 9<br />
9 Thallus or ap. K+ red (crystals), C-. Norstictic<br />
Acid 10<br />
9* Thallus and ap. K-, C- or C+/KC+ red . 11<br />
10 Thallus light gray-brown to light red-brown,<br />
areolate to almost squamulose, areoles for the<br />
most part taken up by ap., rounded to angular, -1<br />
mm. Ap. K+ red, single, rarely to 2-5, flat or<br />
concave, light margined, -4.0 mm. Sp. 4-6 x 1.5-<br />
2 µm. * A. paupera<br />
10* Thallus yellowish-brown, light brown, beige,<br />
rarely red-brown or rust colored or greenish-<br />
yellow, squamulose, K+ red or K-. Squamules<br />
scattered or in small groups, rounded to irregular<br />
and crenate, <strong>of</strong>ten with uneven upper surface,<br />
mostly 0.5-2 mm, only a small part taken up by<br />
ap. Ap. mostly 3-7, brown-black, punctiform,<br />
rarely with disk opened out (mostly -0.8 mm).<br />
Sp. 3-5 x 1-1.5(2) µm. * A. smaragdula<br />
11 Thallus KC+ red. Gyrophoric acid 12<br />
11* Thallus KC- 16<br />
12 Thallus pruinose . 13<br />
12* Thallus not pruinose . 14<br />
13 Ap. 0.3-1.8 mm, disk brown to black-brown, very<br />
uneven to umbilicate. With enlarged marginal<br />
areoles, therefore appearing lobed. Areoles 0.4-<br />
2.2 mm, convex, brown, <strong>of</strong>ten pruinose. Sp. 3-5<br />
x 1.5-2 µm. *. On calcareous or neutral/basic<br />
silicate rock - mieur; MRh<br />
A. bullata Anzi<br />
13* Ap. -0.4 mm, <strong>of</strong>ten only punctiform, hollowed<br />
out, without recognizable margin, disk not<br />
conspicuously uneven. Thallus squamulose to<br />
areolate, dark brown to black- brown, squamules<br />
05-3 mm, mostly in a commonly pruinose,<br />
brown, very variable in size, thallus. Marginal<br />
areoles <strong>of</strong>ten sterile, enlarged or not, sometimes<br />
appearing lobed. Sp. 3-5 x 1.5-2 µm<br />
* . A. umbilicata auct.<br />
(In contrast to occasionally pruinose forms <strong>of</strong> A.<br />
fuscata ap. smaller. Species concept unclear at<br />
this time. The forms found in the region<br />
probably not belonging to A. umbilicata Bagl.)<br />
14 Ap. disk commonly smooth or very slightly<br />
rough, not wrinkled, not umbilicate, ap. -1 mm,<br />
hollowed out to level with the thallus upper<br />
surface, mostly angular or irregular, <strong>of</strong>ten darker<br />
than the thallus, red-brown to black-brown.<br />
Thallus squamulose to (in the interior) areolate,<br />
light to dark brown, or red-brown, usually ±<br />
shiny, concave, flat or uneven, 0.5-1.5(3) mm.<br />
Sp. 4-6 x 1-1.5 µm. Hym. 70-120 µm.<br />
* . A. fuscata<br />
14* Ap. disk wrinkled uneven or with umbilicus.<br />
Hym. 80-100 µm. Very rare species 15<br />
15 Ap. -0.3 (0.8) mm, mostly to 3-6, dark brown,<br />
clearly margined, ± circular, hollowed out, disk<br />
<strong>of</strong>ten with an umbilicus. squamules pale yellow-<br />
brown, from flat, close standing to scattered, 0.4-<br />
1.4 mm wide, ± pale underside squamules.<br />
* ! A. gallica<br />
15* Ap. -1.4 mm, dark red-brown, finally projecting<br />
to sitting up, with erect thalloid margin and<br />
wrinkled to <strong>of</strong>ten umbilicate disk, <strong>of</strong>ten close<br />
standing. Thallus squamulose, squamules <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
appearing lobed, shiny, light- to dark brown,<br />
convex to uneven, 0.5-3 mm. Sp. 4-6 x 1.5-2<br />
µm. * A. peliscypha<br />
16 Sp. 9-13 x 5-6 µm, only to ca. 16-64 per ascus.<br />
Areoles olive- to dark brown, undersides pale,<br />
usually scattered and rounded, ± convex, 0.5-1<br />
(1.5) mm. Ap. single, -0.6(1) mm, round, blackbrown<br />
. A. oligospora<br />
16* Sp. clearly smaller, to more than 64 per ascus . 17<br />
17 Thallus pruinose 18<br />
17* Thallus not pruinose 19<br />
18 Thallus ± thickly pruinose, under the pruinosity<br />
light brown to light red-brown, squamulose<br />
areolate, squamules flat to convex, rounded to<br />
angular, 0l5-2mm. Ap. ± hollowed, commonly<br />
without projecting thalloid margin, usually blackbrown,<br />
0.2-0.5 mm. Sp. 4-7 x 1.5-2 µm. Paraph.<br />
ca. 1.5 µm thick. Hym. 90-130 µm<br />
.A. versicolor<br />
18* Thallus weakly to thickly pruinose, pruinosity<br />
mostly truly variable in each thallus and only<br />
occurring in the case <strong>of</strong> lime influence. Ap. <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
with raised thalloid margin<br />
. ↑ A. nitrophila (31)<br />
19 Ap. -1.5(2) mm, red-brown to brown-black,<br />
definite (usually raised) margin, to 1 (2-3) per<br />
squamule, finally <strong>of</strong>ten clearly projecting and ±<br />
sessile, rounded to distorted. squamules scattered<br />
to running together, moderate to dark brown,<br />
rounded, flat to convex. Hym. low, -75 µm high,<br />
paraphyses -3.5 µm (above -5 µm) thick. sp. 3-6<br />
x 1.5-2.5 µm . A. badi<strong>of</strong>usca<br />
19* Ap. rarely over 0.8 mm. Hym higher. Paraph. -<br />
2µm 20<br />
20 Ap. commonly with warty rough disk, red- brown<br />
thin margined, -0.8(1.4)mm. Hym. (120)140-<br />
170 µm. Squamules 1-5 mm, yellow-brown,<br />
light- to dark-brown, dull, usually uneven,<br />
underside ± pale, usually scattered to in small<br />
groups, <strong>of</strong>ten appearing lobed. Sp. 3.5-5.5 x 1.5-<br />
2 µm A. scabrida<br />
20* Ap. disk usually not warty-rough . 21<br />
21 Thallus <strong>of</strong> single, ± rounded, -2 mm large,<br />
weakly convex areoles or flowing together warty<br />
areolate, yellow-brown, light brown, beige, <strong>of</strong>ten<br />
with uneven upper surface, usually 0.5-2 mm,<br />
underside ± blackish. Hym. (60)125-140(250)<br />
µm. Ap. usually to 3-7, punctiform or rarely with<br />
opened up disk (up to 0.8 mm), with or without<br />
margin. Paraph. 1-15 µm thick. Sp. 2.5-5 x 1-<br />
1.5(2) µm. Norstictic acid A. smaragdula<br />
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