-
accepts 14
species of
Mycoblastus:
Mycoblastus affinis (Schaer.) T.Schauer (1964) –
temperate Northern Hemisphere Mycoblastus alpinus (Fr.) Th.Fr. ex...
-
genus Mycoblastus.
Molecular phylogenetics analyses have
revealed that M. sanguinarius
forms a
monophyletic group within the
genus Mycoblastus. This species...
- old-growth
boreal rainforests in Norway,
where it
parasitises the
lichen Mycoblastus affinis growing on
trunks and
branches of
Norway spruce. The
fungus was...
- commune.
Lichen species include Alectoria fuscecens,
Usnea subfloridana,
Mycoblastus sanguineus and
Thelotrema lepadinum. The
juniper pug moth has been seen...
-
griseovirens may be
confused with
other lichen species such as
Mycoblastus fucatus and
Mycoblastus caesius due to
similarities in appearance. However, they...
-
Tremella lethariae Canada Letharia vulpina Tremella lichenicola Luxembourg Mycoblastus fucatus Tremella lilacea Costa Rica
Diaporthe sp?
Tremella lloydiae-candidae...
- chemistry. The type species,
Violella fucata, was
originally placed in
genus Mycoblastus, but
molecular phylogenetic analysis showed that this
species as well...
- Mayrhofer,
Helmut (2011). "Molecular
support for the
recognition of the
Mycoblastus fucatus group as the new
genus Violella (Tephromelataceae, Lecanorales)"...
- 1984.
Tephromelataceae comprises the
genera Tephromela, Calvitimela,
Mycoblastus and Violella,
which together constitute a well-supported monophyletic...
- Holien, H. (2018). "Arthonia toensbergii, a new
lichenicolous fungus on
Mycoblastus affinis from the
boreal rainforests in Norway" (PDF).
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