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Laurer (1860)
Ramalina capensis var.
melanothrix (Laurer) Th.Fr. (1861)
Desmazieria melanothrix (Laurer) C.W.Dodge (1971)
Trichoramalina melanothrix (Laurer)...
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species status in 1978 when they
renamed species in the
illegitimate genus Desmazieria. to
Niebla The
species was
transferred to
Vermilacinia when described...
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treated by Jean
Camille Montagne under a new genus,
Desmazieria,
comprising a
single species named Desmazieria homalea Although Parmelia ceruchis (Acharius 1803)...
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least two
morphologically distinct sorediate Desmazierias have been
included within D. cephalota.”
Desmazieria is an
older illegitimate name (according to...
- This “Ceruchis”
group of
species was
subsequently included in the
genus Desmazieria in 1969,
based in part on a
misconception that
Niebla homalea included...
- del Sudoeste, Bahía de San Quintín, 28
March 1971” as a new
species of
Desmazieria (type specimen,
salazinic acid,
Rundel &
Bowler 250, Univ. Calif. Irvine...
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having pale pycnidia, or
pycnidia may be absent. It was
later referred to
Desmazieria in 1966 and
Niebla in 1978.
Vermilacinia pumila is most
similar to V...
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lichen community in
northwestern Baja California, with two new
species of
Desmazieria The
Bryologist 75: 501–508. Bowler, P. and J. Marsh. 2004. Niebla. ‘Lichen...
- San Quintín in
March 1971. They
distinguished the
species in the
genus Desmazieria that was
later determined to be
illegitimate (later
homonym for a genus...
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chemistry of the “Ceruchis Group”,
reported that
Niebla testudinaria (as
Desmazieria testudinaria) was a
synonym (of D. homalea),
citing a
paper they were...
