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Vermilacinia paleoderma is a pale yellow-green
fruticose lichen that
occurs commonly along the fog zone of the
Pacific Coast of
Northern Vizcaíno Desert...
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different interpretations of the
species that
include V.
pumila and V.
paleoderma that were not
recognized at the time V.
procera was
described (as Niebla...
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cedrosensis also
lacks the T1 and T2 compounds.
Another similar species, V.
paleoderma,
generally differs by the
rigid branches and cup
shaped apothecia as opposed...
- V.
paleoderma (Spjut &
Marin 9074, US) by its limp branches,
lying on the
surface of rock
ledges rather than
growing erect as seen in V.
paleoderma. In...
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specimens of
mostly two species, N.
isidiaescens and
Vermilacinia paleoderma, and
loose branches of a
third species,
Niebla contorta, the identification...
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their taxonomic distinction is
complicated by the
related species V.
paleoderma and V.
polymorpha that
overlap only
partly in
their geographical distribution...
- ligulata, V. rosei, V. varicosa), and one with
cylindrical branch type (V.
paleoderma),
under their Niebla laevigata (=
Vermilacinia laevigata). No explanation...
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smaller thallus with
irregularly widened branches,
compared to
Vermilacinia paleoderma. The type (biology) specimen,
which was not
shown in the
original publication...
- johnc****adyi
Vermilacinia laevigata Vermilacinia ligulata Vermilacinia paleoderma Vermilacinia polymorpha Vermilacinia procera Vermilacinia pumila Vermilacinia...
