New species and records of Graphidaceae and Gomphillaceae (lichenized fungi) from Brazil

Author:

Aptroot AndréORCID,Lücking RobertORCID,Cáceres Marcela Eugenia da SilvaORCID

Abstract

We describe 14 new lichen species in the family Graphidaceae, mainly from the Amazon basin: Acanthothecis aggregata, Allographa ancelina, A. apicalinspersa, Chapsa constrictospora, C. diorygmoides, C. lichexanthonica, Clandestinotrema caloplacosporum, Diorygma defectoisidiatum, D. gyrosum, D. lichexanthonicum, D. norsubmuriforme, D. salxanthonicum, D. toensbergianum, and Ocellularia flavoradiata. For each species, it is indicated where and how it would key out in a recent identification key. Two of the Diorygma species are sterile and were assigned to this genus by sequencing the mtSSU gene. Five additional species are new to Brazil and 27 others, including some Gomphillaceae, are new state records.

Publisher

W. Szafer Institute of Botany Polish Academy of Sciences

Subject

General Medicine,Plant Science

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