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Leprocaulon
1878cottonthread lichens
Summary
Leprocaulon is a genus of lichen-forming fungi in the family Leprocaulaceae. Members of the genus Leprocaulon are commonly called cottonthread lichens. These small lichens typically form soft, powdery coatings on their growing surfaces, sometimes developing tiny white thread-like structures that create a cottony appearance. The genus contains eleven recognised species found primarily in North America and Europe....read more on Wikipedia.
15 Leprocaulon species found:
Leprocaulon adhaerensadhering mealy-lichenLeprocaulon albicansLeprocaulon americanumLeprocaulon beechingiisean's mealy-lichenLeprocaulon calcicolaLeprocaulon corienseLeprocaulon knudseniiLeprocaulon microscopicumLeprocaulon nanumLeprocaulon nicholsiaeLeprocaulon pseudoarbusculaLeprocaulon quisquiliareLeprocaulon santamonicaeLeprocaulon terricolaLeprocaulon textum
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