Psoroma Michx.
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Psoroma Michx., Fl. Bor.-Amer. [Michaux] 2, 321 (1803)
Psoroma Michx.
Biostatus
Nomenclature
Michx.
Michx.
1803
321
ICN
genus
Psoroma
Classification
Subordinates
- Psoroma allorhizum
- Psoroma angustisectum
- Psoroma araneosum
- Psoroma asperellum
- Psoroma athroophyllum
- Psoroma buchananii
- Psoroma caliginosum
- Psoroma contextum
- Psoroma contortum
- Psoroma coralloideum
- Psoroma crispellum
- Psoroma cyanosorediatum
- Psoroma descendens
- Psoroma discretum
- Psoroma durietzii
- Psoroma euphyllum
- Psoroma fruticulosum
- Psoroma geminatum
- Psoroma hirsutulum
- Psoroma hypnorum
- Psoroma implexum
- Psoroma inflatum
- Psoroma leprolomum
- Psoroma lugubre
- Psoroma melanizum
- Psoroma microphyllizans
- Psoroma paleaceum
- Psoroma pallidum
- Psoroma patagonicum
- Psoroma pholidotoides
- Psoroma pyxinoides
- Psoroma rubromarginatum
- Psoroma soccatum
- Psoroma sphinctrinum
- Psoroma subpruinosum
- Psoroma tenue
- Psoroma versicolor
- Psoroma xanthomelanum
Associations
has host
Descriptions
Psoroma Michx.
Thallus foliose, lobate to squamulose, dorsiventral, heteromerous, orbicular to spreading, loosely to closely attached, with or without a conspicuous, black prothallus visible beyond margins of lobes or squamules. Lobes adjacent, flabellate to cuneate, often imbricate or ± crowded or areolate-squamulose, margins entire to variously incised, notched, phyllidiate or lobulate, sometimes ± ascending, sometimes ± hirsute, tomentose or scabrid. Upper surface convex to plane, smooth to wrinkled-plicate or ± bullate, with or without soredia, isidia or phyllidia, shining or matt, scabrid or tomentose. Medulla white. Photobiont green, ?. Cephalodia () on upper or lower surface, or on hyphae of prothallus, superficial or immersed, sometimes sorediate, simple, ± globose to spreading, placodioid-plicate. Lower surface corticate, ± pale, rhizinate. Rhizines simple or branched, pale to black, often dense, entangled, byssoid, extending beyond lobe margins as a black prothallus. Apothecia laminal or marginal, lecanorine, with a prominent, persistent, crenulate thalline margin, concolorous with thallus, sometimes hirsute, disc red-brown to pale yellow- brown or orange-brown, concave at first then mostly plane to subconvex, smooth, continuous or gyrose-contorted or etched or with plugs or concentric rings of sterile, thalline tissue, sometimes white-pruinose. Asci clavate to sub-cylindrical, 8-spored, often with a well-developed manubrium. Ascospores simple, colourless, oval-ellipsoid, often with a thickened or decorated epispore.
Taxonomic concepts
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Metadata
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scientific name
Names_Plants
1 January 2000
12 August 2013