Lecanora subpallens Zahlbr.

LICHENS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA EXSICCATI
DISTRIBUTED FROM THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA (PH)
Fascicle IV: Number 152	mfw vhrk ratani^ai «.Bn«,
152. Lecanora subnallens Zahlbruckner
Pet. James C. Lendemer - November 22.2003
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. NEW JERSEY. CUMBERLAND COUNTY.:
On the bark of a red maple (Acer rubrum), on the margins of a dirt road bordering Bear Swamp
East Natural Area, on the edge of a mixed pine (Pinus spp.) / oak (Quercus) forest, ca. 4 miles
northeast of Newport, ca. 2 miles east of Paynters Crossing, < Vi mile east of Dividing Creek
Station, Bear Swamp East Natural Area. - elev. 45 ft. - UTM 18 492354E 4350126N - Lat. 39°
18’ 09"N, Long. 75° 05’ 19"W - Assoc, spp.: Lepraria incana, Lecanora hybocarpa, Punctelia
rudecta, Flavoparmelia caperata.
Thallus corticolous, crustose, thick, blue-white, esorediate, verruculose; apothecia lecanorine,
margins white, prominent, becoming deformed and somewhat excluded with age; disks pink, with a heavy
white pruina; epihymenium orange/brown, C+ yellow; hymenium colorless, C-; hypothecium and exciple,
tan-brown to colorless, C-; spores simple, 8-per ascus, colorless, obtuse-ellipsoid, often tapering somewhat to
one end, 10|im x 5-7(im.
James C. Lendemer et al. #1532 November 13, 2003
w/ James A. Macklin & Gerry Moore_
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