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Lichens (1985) - Flora of New Zealand Lichens
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Lecidea canorufescens Kremp.

L. canorufescens Krempelh., Verhandl. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 26: 454 (1876).

L. subpineti Krempelh., Verhandl. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 26: 454 (1876).

L. glandulosa Knight, T.N.Z.I. 12: 376 (1880).

L. interversa Nyl., Lich. N.Z.: 79 (1888).

L. intervertens Nyl., Lich. N.Z.: 79 (1888).

Type: New Zealand. Sine loco (prob. Wellington). Charles Knight, M!

L. subpineti. Type: New Zealand. Charles Knight, M 123-80/4!

L. glandulosa. Type: New Zealand. Sine loco (prob. Wellington). Charles Knight, ex Herb. J.M. Crombie. BM!

L. interversa. Holotype: Nova Zelandia. Knight 87a, 1867, H-NYL 20457!

L. intervertens. Type: As for L. glandulosa above, BM!

Thallus olive green or glaucous, scurfy-areolate or minutely granular-arachnoid, effuse, 1-3 cm diam., corticolous. Apothecia 0.1-1.0 mm diam., scattered to numerous, solitary or 2-confluent, disc plane to subconvex, waxy, orange or red-brown, translucent when wet, margins thin, entire, pale flesh-coloured, disappearing in older fruits. Hymenium colourless, 45-55 µm tall. Paraphyses 2 µm thick, apices capitate, pale orange, to 5 µm thick. Ascospores ellipsoid 8.3-12(-16) × 4-5.1(-8) µm.

N: Wellington.

Endemic

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