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Pleopsidium chlorophanum (gold
cobblestone lichen): 27 is a
distinctively colored,
bright lemon-yellow to
chartreuse crustose lichen,
which favors dry...
- on soil (terricolous lichen) and
rarely on rock, and to
Pleopsidium chlorophanum,
which favors dry
arctic or
alpine sandstone cliffs and boulders.: 186 ...
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Acarosporales Family:
Acarosporaceae Genus:
Pleopsidium Körb. (1855)
Species P.
chlorophanum P.
flavum P.
gobiense P.
stenosporum Synonyms Gussonea Tornab. (1848)...
- 1977
Chlorosplenium chlora (Schwein.) M.A.Curtis 1856
Chlorosplenium chlorophanum (M.Rousseau & De Not.) Boud. 1907
Chlorosplenium foliaceum (Starbäck)...
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Lecanora mons-nivis,
Lecanora physciella,
Lecidea cancriformis,
Pleopsidium chlorophanum,
Umbilicaria decussata, and
Rusavskia elegans. Additionally, it is often...
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crustose lichens are the
bright yellow Pleopsidium flavum and
Pleopsidium chlorophanum, and the
orange Caloplaca trachyphylla.
Crustose lichen communities are...
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original conception of the
genus were A. chlorophana (now
Pleopsidium chlorophanum), A. oxytona, A. cervina, A. smeragdula, and A. veronensis.
Yellow members...
