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“Licea caespitosa Peck”, Annual Rep. New York State Mus.
[ref. not located].
Cited by Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 405 (1888), as
possibly the same as Physarum caespitosum Peck. No
reference is made in the description of that species to earlier
publication in Licea [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea didermoides G. W. Martin, Brittonia 14: 181 (1962)
An ascomycete, Orbicula parietina [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea epiphylla Schwein., Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc. 4: 259
(1832)
Probably a myxomycete, but not recognizable from
description; probably not a Licea [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea glomerulifera de Bary & Rostaf. in Alexandrovitch,
Miksom. 82 (1872)
Is cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 227 (1875), as a
synonym of Reticularia olivacea (Ehrenb.) Fr., but in his
index, p. 272, he says “p.p.” [M. & A., 1969: 70].
Licea guaranitica Speg., Anales Soc. Ci. Argent. 22: 187 (1886)
Cited by Massee, Monogr. Myxogastr.: 39 (1892), as
basionym of Tubulina guaranitica Roum., Fungi Sel. Gallici
Exs. No. 5196 (1890), q.v. [M & A., 1969: 415]. Farr, Fl.
Neotrop. 16: 28 (1976), comments “Not a myxomycete, the
type (LPS 31. 372) is a stilbellaceous hyphomycete”.
Licea hungarica Moesz, Folia Crypt. 1: 159 (1925)
An ascomycete, probably an Orbicula [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea incarnata Preuss
Cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 372 (1875),
without reference, as doubtful. May have been published by
Preuss in Linnaea 24 (1851). If so, a later homonym of L.
incarnata Alb. & Schwein. [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea inquinans Spreng., Syst. Veg. 4(1): 524 (1827)
Cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 372 (1875),
without reference, as a possible synonym of Amaurochaete
atra (Alb. & Schwein.) Rostaf. “p.p.”. Presumably based on
Dermodium inquinans Link [M. & A., 1969: 415].
“Licea lignatilis Beck”
Cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 372 (1875),
without reference, as doubtful. Reference presumably to J.
Becker, Fl. Frankfurt (1828) [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea macrospora Schumach., Enum. Pl. 2: 219 (1803)
Cited by Fries, Summa Veg. Scand.: 459 (1848), as a synonym
of his Lignyota umbrina Fr., q.v. [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea mandshurica Skvortsov, Philipp. J. Sci. 46: 89 (1931)
The figure suggests a Lepidoderma but the species is said to
be without capillitium [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea minima var. nolitangere Nann.-Bremek. in Krieglsteiner,
Libri Botanici 11: 109 (1993)
Nom. inval., art. 36.1 and 37.1. Published as “Nann.-
Bremek. ined.” Holotype not indicated.
Licea mysorensis Agnihothr., Indian Phytopathol. 18: 92 (1965)
The pseudocapillitium, as illustrated, suggests that of a
Lycogala, and the sporangia, opening by a stellate apical
pore, suggest that genus more than a Licea [M. & A., 1969:
53].
Licea nitens Schwein, Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc. 4: 259 (1832)
Cited by G. Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 3: 246 (1925), as
possible synonym of Perichaena corticalis ( Batsch) Rostaf.
[M. & A., 1969: 53].
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Licea olivacea Fuckel, Jahrb. Nassauischen Vereins Naturk. 23-
24: 338 (1870) [1869].
Cited as synonym of Lindbladia versicolor (Fr.) Rostaf. in
Fuckel, Jahrb. Nass. Ver. Nat. 27-28: 68 (1873). This was not
based on Enteridium olivaceum Ehrenb., although it has
been cited as a synonym of that species. The earlier
description suggests E. olivaceum but not the later reference
[M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea pannorum Wallr., Fl. Crypt. Germ. 2: 343 (1833)
Probably Orbicula parietina. See Hughes, Commonw.
Mycol. Inst. Misc. Publ. 42: 1-27 1951 [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea quercina (Fr.) Wallr., Fl. Crypt. Germ. 2: 344 (1833)
May refer to Perichaena corticalis (Batsch) Rostaf. See G.
Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 3: 246 (1925) [M. & A.,
1969: 53].
Licea schoenleinii Johow, Estud. Fl. Juan Fernandez: 195 (1896)
G. Lister also cites as a possible synonym of Licea variabilis
Schrad. [M. & A., 1969: 52]. Farr, Fl. Neotrop. 16: 28
(1976), comments it “the diagnosis is too vague for a positive
determination, and could even refer to a species of
Perichaena”.
Licea serpula Fr., Symb. Gasteromyc.: 12 (1817)
Is cited by Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7: 404 (1888), as
a definite, and in the second and third editions of the Lister
monograph as a possible synonym of L. variabilis Schrad.
[M. & A., 1969: 52].
Licea spadicea Fr., Stirp. Agri. Femsion. 84 (1827)
Mentioned by Fries, Syst. Mycol. 3: 197 (1829): “L. serpula
s. spadicea Fries, Symb. Gast. p. 12.” [reference not found].
See comment under L. serpula Fr. [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Licea spumarioidea Cooke & Massee, Grevillea 16: 74 (1888)
Not a myxomycete. Sepedonium chrysospermum according
to Lister, Monogr. Mycetozoa, ed. 2: 193 (1911) [M. & A.,
1969: 53].
Licea strobilina Alb. & Schwein., Consp. Fung. Lusat.: 109, pl.
6 fig. 3 (1805)
Believed to be a rust. See Berlese in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7:
406 (1888). The species has been transferred as a
myxomycete to Perichaena, Tubifera and Phelonitis [M. &
A., 1969: 415].
“Licea strobilina Fr.”
Cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 372 (1875),
without reference, as uncertain. We have found no such
combination by Fries. In both Symb. Gasteromyc.: 11 (1817
and Syst. Mycol. 3: 191 (1829), Fries cites L. strobilina Alb.
& Schwein. as a synonym of Perichaena strobilina (Alb. &
Schwein.) Fr. [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea suberea (Chevall.) Fr., Syst. Mycol. 3: 198 (1829)
Based on Phelonitis suberea Chevall. Probably not a
myxomycete [M. & A., 1969: 415].
Licea sulphurea Wallr., Fl. Crypt. Germ. 2: 343 (1833)
Probably Orbicula parietina. See Hughes, Commonw.
Mycol. Inst. Misc. Publ. 42: 1-27 1951 [M. & A., 1969: 53].
Lignydium quercinum Fr., Stirp. Agri Femsion.: 83 (1826)
Cited by Rostafiński, Sluzowce Monogr.: 190 (1874), as a
synonym of Cornuvia circumscissa Wallr. ex Rostaf., “p.p.”
in index; accepted without question by Berlese in Saccardo,
Syll. Fung. 7: 422 (1888). Probably a Perichaena but species
doubtful [M. & A., 1969: 415].