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Badimia is a
genus of
foliicolous (leaf-inhabiting)
lichens in the
family Ramalinaceae.
Badimia was cir****scribed by
Czech lichenologist Antonin Vězda...
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Badimaya people (also
written Badimia) are an
Aboriginal Australian people from the Mid West
region of
Western Australia.
Traditional Badimaya country...
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Badimia vezdana is a
species of
foliicolous (leaf-dwelling)
lichen in the
family Ramalinaceae. It is
found in the
shady understory of
undisturbed lowland...
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Badimia multiseptata is a
species of
lichen in the
family Pilocarpaceae.
Found exclusively in
lowland rainforest environments of Thailand, it was described...
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creation of five new
conservation parks within the
traditional lands of the
Badimia people in the
Mount Magnet area,
covering over 114,000 ha (280,000 acres)...
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Badimaya (sometimes
written Badimia) is an
Australian Aboriginal language. It is a
member of the
Kartu subgroup of the Pama–Nyungan family,
spoken by...
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Woiwurrong Melbourne Southeast Wuthathi Queensland East Y
Yamatji Amangu,
Badimia,
Yamatji Marlpa,
Baiyungu (Gnulli Claim), Budina, Gnulli, Malgana, Naaguja...
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refers to the
superficial resemblance of the
apothecia to
those to
genus Badimia.
Initially a
monotypic genus,
another species was
transferred to Badimiella...
- They are
found in
several genera of
tropical foliicolous lichens, such as
Badimia, Loflammia, and Sporopodium. The term was
introduced by
Johannes Müller...
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Bacidia vezdae Coppins & P.James (1978);
Bacidia vezdana Lücking (1992);
Badimia vezdana Lücking,
Farkas & V.Wirth (2011);
Belonia vezdana Malcolm & Coppins...
