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Pannaria santessonii, a new, large-squamulose, vicanicincontaining, tripartite lichen from Chile

Elvebakk, Arve

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Nova Hedwigia Band 93 Heft 3-4 (2011), p. 443 - 451
published: 11/1/2011
DOI: 10.1127/0029-5035/2011/0093-0443

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ArtNo.: ESP050009303011

Abstract

Pannaria santessonii is described here as new. It is presently known only from two collections made from Cerro Tralcan, near Riñihue in the XIV Region of Los Ríos in southern Chile in 1940. The species contains vicanicin, like its suggested closest relatives in the P. sphinctrina complex, but it has a large-squamulose to subfoliose growth form, a thin, adpressed and erhizinate thallus and small apothecia producing ascospores with smooth perispores.

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lichenized ascomycotasouth americapannariaceaetaxonomyrare species