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Icmadophila ericetorum (L.) Zahlbr. Terricol, between mosses. Thallus granular; apothecia pale red, margin thick but becoming excluded when older; ascospores colourless, 2-septate, 23x5 µm. Thallus K+ yellow, apothecia K+ orange (see lowest photo), KC+ orange, Pd+ orange. Similar to Baeomyces roseus but this species has usually mushroom like fruiting bodies. It resembles also to Trapeliopsis granulosa when infertil but Trapeliopsis has soredia and the C reaction of the thallus is red. Central Europe; Austria; Tirol: Alps. (Coll/ident. by M. Schessl). |
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Icmadophila ericetorum (L.) Zahlbr. On freshly exposed soil and rotting wood. Thallus granular; apothecia pale red, margin thick but becoming excluded when older. Thallus K+ yellow, apothecia K+ orange (see lowest photo), KC+ orange, Pd+ orange. Similar to Baeomyces roseus but this species has usually mushroom like fruiting bodies. It resembles also to Trapeliopsis granulosa when infertil but Trapeliopsis has soredia and the C reaction of the thallus is red. Sweden: Dalarna. |
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Icmadophila ericetorum (L.) Zahlbr. Central Europe; Austria: Alps. |
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Imshaugia aleurites (Ach.) S.L.F. Mey. On rottened woodden planks. Upper surface with numerous concolorous, cylindrical isidia. Austria: Alps. |
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Imshaugia aleurites (Ach.) S.L.F. Mey.
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Karschia talcophila (Ach. ex Flotow) Körber On south-exposed volcanic rocks. No thallus, parasitic on Diploschistes scruposus; apothecia up to 0,6 mm, black; spores one septate. Central Europe; Germany: Hesse. (Coll/ident: Eichler/Cezanne). |