Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
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Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter (1901)
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Biostatus
Nomenclature
(Kremp.) Bitter
Kremp.
Bitter
1901
172
ICN
species
Menegazzia foraminulosa
Classification
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Descriptions
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Thallus ± closely attached, mostly forming extended, irregular patches or rosettes, often encircling twigs, to 10 cm diam., often much smaller and fragmentary, seldom forming extensive colonies, texture rather tough and unyielding, corticolous or muscicolous. Lobes rather variable (2-)3-3.5 mm wide, marginal lobes irregularly branched, rarely subpalmate, contiguous, weakly divergent, without interhalline spaces, becoming contorted and disorientated centrally through development of numerous, imbricate lateral lobes, not, or sparingly branched at their edges, apices concolorous, often suffused red-brown, hollow, upper side of internal cavity with a ± dense, pale yellow or ochre-yellow tomentum, sometimes absent or confined to near tips. Upper surface plane in part or ± convex, ± shining, lobe ends occasionally with ± distinct, fine mosaic of white maculae, smooth or ± ridged rugulose, pale grey-green, often paler at tips, without isidia or soredia. Perforations frequent to rather sparse, scattered, median on main lobes, ± gaping, rim depressed (-type), plane or slightly elevated, often ± low-conical. Apothecia numerous, scattered or sometimes 2-4-contiguous, to 4 mm diam., adnate or subpedicellate, disc concave at first becoming ± plane at maturity, faintly rugose, red-brown to dark brown, epruinose, margins rather thick, persistent, regular or somewhat angular, smooth, shining at first, becoming reticulate-white-maculate-scabrid, rarely pectinate-striate. Epithecium dark red-brown, colour in gelatinous matrix and in apices of paraphyses, granules absent. Hymenium 160-180 µm tall. Asci 100-130 × 40-48 µm, ± cylindrical to elongate-ellipsoid, 8-spored. Ascospores ellipsoid to ovoid, 34-39 × 21-23 µm, wall 2 µm thick. Chemistry: Atranorin (cortex), stictic, constictic (±) and echinocarpic acids with four or more UV+ orange-yellow pigments and one UV+ orange-red pigment; medulla K+ orange, C-, KC+ orange, Pd+ orange.
Taxonomic concepts
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
Parmelia foraminulosa Kremp.
Menegazzia foraminulosa (Kremp.) Bitter
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b472a1fa-273f-4847-b17e-b7394f6a7421
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Names_Plants
1 January 2000
29 October 2010