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Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup

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Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup, Pl. Fungal Syst. 69: 146 (2024)
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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Sochting & Arup (2024) only cite New Zealand specimens for this taxon, and Galloway (2007) regarded the homotypic synonym, Caloplaca subpyracea, as endemic. However, it may be in mainland Australia and Tasmania. Sochting & Arup state: "According to Galloway (2007), it is widely distributed in New Zealand up to Wellington in the North Island, but his records may also include T. gallowayi and T. flammea. Occurrence in Tasmania and mainland Australia has not been confirmed by us."

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Søchting & Arup
Nyl.
(Nyl.) Søchting & Arup
2024
146
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species
Taedigera subpyracea

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subpyracea

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Lecanora subpyracea Nyl.
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup 2024
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup

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New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
New Zealand
Otago Land District
New Zealand
Southland Land District
Taedigera subpyracea (Nyl.) Søchting & Arup
New Zealand
Southland Land District

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5 June 2025
12 August 2025
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