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Platythecium
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Platythecium is a genus of lichen-forming fungi in the family Graphidaceae. It comprises 25 species. Described in 2002 by the German lichenologist Bettina Staiger, these bark-dwelling lichens are found in humid, shaded forests across tropical and warm temperate regions worldwide. They are characterized by their flattened, plate-like fruiting structures with completely blackened walls and are sensitive to forest disturbance, making their presence an indicator of long-established woodland conditions....read more on Wikipedia.
26 Platythecium species found, including:
Platythecium acutisporumPlatythecium allosporellumPlatythecium biseptatumPlatythecium colliculosumPlatythecium commiscensPlatythecium dimorphodesPlatythecium floridanumPlatythecium grammitisPlatythecium hypoleptumPlatythecium inspersumPlatythecium intortulumPlatythecium leiogrammaPlatythecium nothofagiPlatythecium pertenellumPlatythecium pyrrhochroumUstalia PyrrhochroaPlatythecium serpentinellumPlatythecium sphaerosporellumPlatythecium streimanniiPlatythecium suberythrellumPlatythecium verrucoareolatum
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