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species are
accepted in the
genus Diploicia by
Species Fungorum:
Diploicia canescens (****s.) A.M****al. (1852)
Diploicia endopyxinea (Müll. Arg.) Kalb, Elix...
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Diploicia canescens is a
widespread species of lichen-forming
fungus in the
family Caliciaceae. It is
found throughout much of the world,
occurring on...
- flowering.
Aschersonia placentae (teleomorph:
Hypocrella raciborskii)
Diploicia canescens (formerly
Buellia canescens oakleaf fern (Drynaria quercifolia)...
- H.Mayrhofer &
Poelt (1979) – 1 sp.
Dimelaena Norman (1852) – 10 spp.
Diploicia A.M****al. (1852) – ca. 12 spp.
Diplotomma Flot. (1849) – ca. 30 spp. Dirinaria...
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found growing alongside other species such as
Caloplaca chrysophthalma,
Diploicia canescens,
Lecanora spp.,
Opegrapha xerica, and
Opegrapha spp. "Lecania...
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cruciatus (Sherwood, D.Hawksw. & Coppins)
Etayo &
Diederich (2000) –
Diploicia canescens Rhymbocarpus ericetorum (Flot. ex Körb.) Etayo,
Diederich &...
- are
avoided by
grazing snails, but they
frequently consume lichens like
Diploicia canescens and
Buellia subalbula (both in
family Caliciaceae),
which lack...
- 23 spp. Dermatis**** – 2 sp.
Dermiscellum – 1 sp.
Dimelaena – 10 spp.
Diploicia – 6 spp.
Diplotomma – 12 spp.
Dirinaria – 18 spp.
Endohyalina – 10 sp...
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Dictyomeridium Dictyonema Digitothyrea Dijigiella Dimelaena Dimidiographa Diorygma Diploicia Diploschistella Diploschistes Diplotomma Dirinaria Dirina Dirinastrum...
- Caliciaceae,
including the
genera Acolium, Amandinea, Buellia, Calicium,
Diploicia, Diplotomma, Endohyalina, Monerolechia, Orcularia, Pseudothelomma, Rinodina...
