Brigantiaea Trevis.
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Brigantiaea Trevis., Spighe E Paglie 7 (1853)
Brigantiaea Trevis.
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Nomenclature
Trevis.
Trevis.
1853
7
ICN
Brigantiaea Trevis.
genus
Brigantiaea
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Descriptions
Brigantiaea Trevis.
Thallus crustose, uniform, spreading, smooth to somewhat unevenverrucose, or with lobulate isidia, greenish-white or pale grey-white, corticolous, muscicolous or rarely saxicolous. Photobiont green, Chlorococcoid. Apothecia sessile to ± pedicellate usually constricted at base, to 4 mm diam., disc yellow or golden, ochraceous to ± blackened, ± pruinose, often contorted with sterile tissue, plane to subconvex, margins thin or thick, yellow, orange, ochraceous or rarely black, entire to crenate or ± inflexed. Asci of -type, without an external apical cap but with thick, I+ blue-staining external wall layer, inner apical apparatus present and inner wall layers amyloid (I+ blue). Ascospores 1, exceptionally 2 per ascus, ellipsoid, colourless, mature spores brownish, muriform, large, to 150 µm long (immature spores may be much smaller). Paraphyses thin, with a few anastomoses and branches, not distinctly thickened at apices. Epithecium and excipulum encrusted with yellowish crystals (K+ red-purple). Thallus K+ yellow (atranorin and chloratranorin).
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editorial
Index Fungorum and Mycobank (April 2020) give the protologue as: Brigantiaea Trevis., Spighe Paglie: 7 (1853)
Elix, J.A., Flora of Australia vol. 57 (2009) has: Brigantiaea Trevis., Riv. Period. Lav. Accad. Sci. Lett. Arti Padova 249 (1853)
editorial
This genus name has apparently been rejected at some stage, but it is still in current use.
Index Fungorum (April 2020) has:
Nomenclatural comment:
Nom. rejic., see Arts 14.6, Ex. 5 and 14.7
Editorial comment:
Rejected against Lopadium Körb. 1855
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Names_Plants
1 January 2000
7 April 2020