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three parts, in 1790, 1791, and 1793. In 1794,
Persoon introduced the term
lirella for the
furrowed ascomata of the
lichen genus Graphis. From 1805 to 1807...
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structures ****ociated with
genus Cladonia,
while in 1794
Michel Adanson used
lirella for the
furrowed fruitbodies of the
genus Graphis.
Acharius introduced...
- Gazelletta,
Medusetta Family Lirellidae Loeblich &
Tappan 1961 – Borgertella,
Lirella Suborder Phaeoconchia (=Phaeoconchida)
Haeckel 1887
Family Concharidae...
- corni-albae
Coryneopsis foliicola Coryneopsis henriquesiana Coryneopsis lirella Coryneopsis microsticta Coryneopsis rubi
Coryneopsis tamaracis otherwise...
- in 1981.
Morphological characteristics of the
genus include its
sessile lirella (fruiting bodies), the lack of a
thalline margin, and the
complete carbonisation...
- 1791)
Buccinum pauperatum Lamarck, 1822 (original combination) N****a
lirella Reeve, 1853 N****a
pauperata (Lamarck, 1822) N****arius (Niotha) pauperatus...
- ligustri-vulgaris Petr. (1921)
Phomopsis limonii Vegh (1994)
Phomopsis lirella (Desm.)
Grove (1917)
Phomopsis lirellata (Sacc.)
Grove (1935) Phomopsis...
- P. sp. C Dock
Street clay. A
complete specimen.
Protoleptostrophia P.
lirella Dock
Street clay member. Also
found in the
Norway Point Formation and Alpena...
- – type
locality for
species †Flexicalymene
senaria †Floweria †Floweria
lirella Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z †Geniculograptus...
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sheltered cracks of the bark. The
ascomata of the
lichen are in the
shape of a
lirella (an elongated,
narrow apothecium) (lirelloid),
measuring 0.5–1.4 mm in...
