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Pleopsidium is a
genus of lichen-forming
fungi in the
family Acarosporaceae. The
widespread genus,
which contains four species, was cir****scribed by lichenologist...
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Pleopsidium flavum (gold
cobblestone lichen): 27 is a
distinctively colored,
bright lemon-yellow to
chartreuse crustose lichen that
grows in high elevations...
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Pleopsidium chlorophanum (gold
cobblestone lichen): 27 is a
distinctively colored,
bright lemon-yellow to
chartreuse crustose lichen,
which favors dry...
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arranged marginal lobes that are prolonged. E.g.
Genera Acarospora,
Pleopsidium Lobate –
characterized by a
thallus that
radially arranged with lobes...
- Mexico,
through Texas and into the
Rocky Mountains. It is very
similar to
Pleopsidium flavum at mid-level mountains, with the
latter favoring higher elevations...
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habitat for a
particularly photogenic,
chartreuse green lichen known as "
Pleopsidium flavum."
Portions of the
refuge contain scrubby forest of
mixed oak varieties...
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plant in the
family Linaceae,
native to
central and
southern Europe Pleopsidium flavum, (gold
cobblestone lichen) is a
distinctively coloured, bright...
- frigida,
Lecanora mons-nivis,
Lecanora physciella,
Lecidea cancriformis,
Pleopsidium chlorophanum,
Umbilicaria decussata, and
Rusavskia elegans. Additionally...
- been recorded: Acarospora, A****ilia, Dimelaena, Lecanora, Melanelia,
Pleopsidium, Psorinia, Rhizocarpon, Rhizoplaca, Stereocaulon, Tephromela, and Umbilicaria...
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colored Sierra Nevada crustose lichens are the
bright yellow Pleopsidium flavum and
Pleopsidium chlorophanum, and the
orange Caloplaca trachyphylla. Crustose...
