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Tholurna
Tholurna Norman
Monotypic.
Tholurna dissimilis (Norman) Norman
ID=208
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Habit and Morphology: Lichenized. Thallus superficial, granular to dactyliform, white-gray. Ascomata appearing stalked though the âstalkâ is formed of thaline tissues with algae present, often translucent when wet.
Anatomy: Spores __ ?m, pigmented dark brown. Spore walls cracking at maturity with a distinctly spiral pattern.
Chemistry:
Habitat: At mid to high elevations, often in bird-perch locations. On young substrates, typically known from branches of young conifers and equivalent substrates near the top of older conifers
Biogeography:
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External Information:
ID=208
Type(s):
Synonyms:
Unspecified collections:
Tholurna dissimilis
Tholurna dissimilis Ascospore
Tholurna dissimilis Ascospores
Habit and Morphology: Lichenized. Thallus superficial, granular to dactyliform, white-gray. Ascomata appearing stalked though the âstalkâ is formed of thaline tissues with algae present, often translucent when wet.
Anatomy: Spores __ ?m, pigmented dark brown. Spore walls cracking at maturity with a distinctly spiral pattern.
Chemistry:
Habitat: At mid to high elevations, often in bird-perch locations. On young substrates, typically known from branches of young conifers and equivalent substrates near the top of older conifers
Biogeography:
Global Rank:
Conservation:
Notes:
External Information:
Index Fungorum: ID=118948
Encyclopedia of Life (EOL): ID=6595668 - CNALH: Search
- NatureServe:
ODBaL SearchNucleotide Search
Count of taxa = 1