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American name, the
Christmas (wreath) lichen. The red pigment,
called chiodectonic acid, is one of
several chemicals the
lichen produces to help tolerate...
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hypoprotocetraric acid as its
major lichen substance,
along with
minor amounts of
chiodectonic acid and
trace amounts of
several other lichen products. "Herpothallon...
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lichen products,
evernic acid as a
minor metabolite, and
trace amounts of
chiodectonic acid. The
lichen is only
known from a
couple of do****ented collections...
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major lichen product,
along with
trace amounts of
confluentic acid and
chiodectonic acid. It is only
known to
occur at its type locality,
which is a tropical...
- 900 to 1,350 m (2,950 to 4,430 ft). It
contains confluentic acid and
chiodectonic acid as
major lichen products. The
authors suggest that
because this...
- 2009 by the
lichenologist Göran Thor. It
contains psoromic acid and
chiodectonic acid as
major lichen products. The
lichen is
known only from two old...
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found in many
other lichen species. Two
distinctive lichen products,
chiodectonic acid and
confluentic acid, are
found in
Herpothallon tricolor. Herpothallon...
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containing only
calcium oxalate dihydrate and the dark red zone with
chiodectonic acid, chlorophyll, beta-carotene, and
additional calcium oxalate dihydrate...
