Lambiella aspicilioides (Kantvilas) Kantvilas, 2022
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.549.2.6 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B11487FD-D051-FFEC-C18A-FDF8FBBF655D |
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Plazi |
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Lambiella aspicilioides (Kantvilas) Kantvilas |
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comb. nov. |
Lambiella aspicilioides (Kantvilas) Kantvilas , comb. nov. Mycobank no. 8441108
Rimularia aspicilioides Kantvilas (2014: 353) View in CoL .
Type:— AUSTRALIA. Tasmania, Pine Lake , 41°45’S 146°42’E, 1230 m alt., on alpine dolerite boulders on steep scree slope, 18 February 2009, G. Kantvilas 72/09 (holotype − HO!; isotype − E!) GoogleMaps .
Endemic to Tasmania where it is widely scattered (but rarely common) on alpine dolerite rocks. The remarkable apothecial anatomy and unusual chemistry (2’- O -methylperlatolic acid) of this species is discussed by Kantvilas (2014). Lambiella is seen essentially as the “genus of best fit” for this distinctive lichen.
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Lambiella aspicilioides (Kantvilas) Kantvilas
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Rimularia aspicilioides
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