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Pseudephebe minuscula is a
species of
fruticose lichen in the
family Parmeliaceae. In
North America, it is
known colloquially as co**** rockwool. It has...
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Pseudephebe pubescens, also
known as 'fine rock wool', is a
temperate alpine lichen. It is a
member of the
genus Pseudephebe, a
lichen group characterized...
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Pseudephebe mariensis is a
species of
fruticose lichen in the
family Parmeliaceae. It is
found on
Mount Maria in the
Falkland Islands,
where it grows...
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Pseudephebe is a
genus of
fruticose lichens in the
family Parmeliaceae. It
contains three species that grow on rocks.
Pseudephebe was cir****scribed by...
- Parmeliopsis, Parmotrema, Platismatia, Pleurosticta, Protoparmelia,
Pseudephebe, Pseudevernia, Punctelia, Raesaenenia, Tuckermannopsis, Usnea, Vulpicida...
- aprina) and
communities of
weakly or non-nitrophilous
lichens (e.g.,
Pseudephebe minuscula,
Rhizocarpon superficial, and R. geographi****, and several...
- Parmeliopsis, Parmotrema, Platismatia, Pleurosticta, Protoparmelia,
Pseudephebe, Pseudevernia, Punctelia, Raesaenenia, Tuckermannopsis, Usnea, Vulpicida...
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fruticose lichen.
Pseudephebe minuscula has a
fruticose thallus consisting of thin
branches that
result in the
formation of
dense mats.
Pseudephebe pubescens...
- of
lichens now
classified in the
genera Alectoria, Bryoria, Oropogon,
Pseudephebe, and Sulcaria.
algal layer Also
photobiont layer. The
layer of tissue...
- ice-polished rock. Once its
thallus is
about 2 cm (1 in) or more in diameter,
Pseudephebe minuscula or
Usnea sphacelata often begin growing near its centre. This...
