Cladonia coniocraea (Flörke) Spreng.

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Fascicle III: Number 132
NFW YORK ROT,
132. Cladonia coniocraea (Florke) Sprengel
Determined - James C. Lendemer - September 10. 2003
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. NEW JERSEY. BURLINGTON COUNTY.:
On a rotting log in partial sun, in a dense cedar swamp with abundant Sphagnum and no standing
water, along a road used for timer harvesting, west of Red Road (Stevenson Road), Oswego River
Preserve. - elev. ca. 100 ft. - UTM 18 550694E 4402058N - Lat. 39° 46' 08"N, Long. 74° 24’
29 "W — Assoc, spp.: Cladonia macilenta (barbatic acid chemotype).
Thallus lignicolous, fruticose , sorediate, UV-; “primary” sqamules green, lobed, large, underside
white, PD+ red; podetia short to tall, slender to somewhat thick, tapering, sorediate; soredia covering entire
podetium, though often absent from some portions, lower portions lacking a cortex or with small patches of
poorly defined cortex near base.
James C. Lendemer #1206 & Moira J. Moody	September 6, 2003
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