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Pyrenula
1809Rash Lichens
Summary
Pyrenula is a genus of lichen-forming fungi in the family Pyrenulaceae. The genus has a widespread distribution, especially in tropical regions, and contains about 200 species. Most species grow on bark in moist, shaded habitats, especially in tropical regions. They usually form thin crusts on the surface and produce small black spore-bearing structures that are partly embedded in the lichen body. Research has shown that some species names in Pyrenula were once applied too broadly, and that the boundaries of the genus itself may still need refinement....read more on Wikipedia.
295 Pyrenula species found, including:
Pyrenula anomalaWart LichenPyrenula aspisteaWart LichenPyrenula astroideaWart LichensPyrenula circumrubens1Pyrenula cuyabensisWart LichenPyrenula laevigataSmooth Pox Lichen3Pyrenula leucostomaWhite-Eyed AnglerPyrenula macrosporaPyrenula mamillanaBig Pox1Pyrenula mastophoroides2Pyrenula microcarpaWart LichenPyrenula minaePyrenula montocensisPyrenula nitidaPyrenula ochraceoflavaWart LichenPyrenula oleosaWart LichenPyrenula pyrenuloidesWart LichenPyrenula rubroanomalaPyrenula subducta2Pyrenula subglabriuscula2
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