Hemitrichia intorta (Lister) Lister (1894: 176)
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8630123A-FF94-D95F-FF2E-FC13FCE0FB77 |
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Hemitrichia intorta (Lister) Lister (1894: 176) |
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Hemitrichia intorta (Lister) Lister (1894: 176) View in CoL .
≡ Hemiarcyria intorta Lister (1891: 268) .
≡ Hyporhamma intortum (Lister) Lado (2001: 47) .
Syntype:— UNITED KINGDOM. England: Hertfordshire, Hitchin , 51.947ºN 0.283ºW, 25 March 1889, M.E. Seibohm, B.M. 1483, [ BM001088829 = box] ( BM!) GoogleMaps .
This species is characterized by its sessile or short-stalk sporocarps, small spores 7.8‒9.9(‒10) × (8‒)8.2‒10 µm in diam., and capillitium filaments ornamented with spiral bands with abundant spines. Our observations confirm the data assembled by Rammeloo (1984) based on the same collection.
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Hemitrichia intorta (Lister) Lister (1894: 176)
| Moreno, G., Castillo, A. & Thüs, H. 2022 |
Hyporhamma intortum (Lister)
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Hemitrichia intorta
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Hemiarcyria intorta
| Lister, A. 1891: ) |