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Stenroos, Soili; Pino-Bodas, Raquel; Hyvönen, Jaakko; Lumbsch, Helge
Thorsten; Ahti, Teuvo (2019). "Phylogeny of the family Cladoniaceae (Lecanoromycetes, Ascomycota) based on sequences of multiple loci".
583:; this is both a geographically and ecologically outlying occurrence for this lichen. The first report of its occurrence in North America was reported in 2021, after it was found in two localities in
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This lichen primarily colonises thin soil covers or mosses in its natural habitats, indicating a preference for substrates that provide a stable microclimate and sufficient moisture retention.
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is closely related to and can be mistaken for a few other species, it is differentiated by its unique chemical profile and certain physical traits. For example,
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Palice, Z.; Malíček, J.; Peksa, O.; Vondrák, J. (2018). "New remarkable records and range extensions in the
Central European Lichen Biota".
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to deeply incised edges. They are greyish green to medium-brown on the upper side and white to brownish at the base on the underside. The
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Clayden, Stephen R.; Ahti, Teuovo; Pino_Bodas, Raquel; Pitcher, Mac; Løfall, Bjørn Petter; McCarthy, John W.; McMullin, Troy R. (2021).
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near lakes or rivers. It has also been reported from the Czech
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was first identified from specimens collected by the authors near the southwestern side of Lake
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Known originally from several localities within southeast Norway,
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in periodically wet, open areas near forests and water bodies.
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645:, a new xanthone-containing species from Norway".
527:). It is significant for the presence of the rare
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211:. Originally discovered in southeastern Norway,
215:has since been found in the Czech Republic and
641:Løfall, Bjørn Petter; Timdal, Einar (2002). "
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258:studies show that it is closely related to
219:, Canada, typically growing on sun-exposed
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394:shares similar a thallus structure with
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433:species that might be confused with
380:by having paler yellow, often more
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791:"First documented occurrences of
344:both contain barbatic acid like
250:for her contributions to lichen
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535:barbatic acid, common in many
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426:may show positive reactions.
372:(spotted) primary squamules.
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993:Taxa named by Einar Timdal
988:Lichens of Northern Europe
147:Løfall & Timdal (2002)
983:Lichens of Eastern Canada
978:Lichens described in 2002
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697:: Leiden, the Netherlands
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32:Scientific classification
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543:Distribution and habitat
256:Molecular phylogenetics
803:Opuscula Philolichenum
667:10.1006/lich.2002.0402
464:C. subcervicornis
458:C. macrophyllodes
392:Cladonia polycarpoides
521:secondary metabolites
491:C. polycarpoides
424:C. polycarpoides
685:Løfall & Timdal"
470:C. symphycarpia
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402:group and contains
335:Cladonia strepsilis
440:C. cervicomis
400:C. subcariosa
350:C. strepsilis
341:Cladonia robbinsii
261:Cladonia robbinsii
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940:Open Tree of Life
838:Cladonia krogiana
830:Taxon identifiers
799:in North America"
793:Cladonia krogiana
731:10.1111/cla.12363
690:Catalogue of Life
683:Cladonia krogiana
647:The Lichenologist
643:Cladonia krogiana
551:grows on exposed
549:Cladonia krogiana
509:Cladonia krogiana
498:Cladonia krogiana
489:Helopodium, like
435:Cladonia krogiana
374:C. robbinsii
346:Cladonia krogiana
330:Cladonia krogiana
286:Cladonia krogiana
268:to the Americas.
236:Cladonia krogiana
172:Cladonia krogiana
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141:Cladonia krogiana
25:Cladonia krogiana
16:Species of lichen
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901:iNaturalist
561:amphibolite
418:reactions:
272:Description
264:, which is
248:Hildur Krog
89:Lecanorales
962:Categories
719:Cladistics
610:References
577:ultramafic
575:forest on
362:strepsilin
292:squamulose
187:squamulose
69:Ascomycota
65:Division:
853:Q17387476
809:: 25–36.
519:as major
511:contains
504:Chemistry
481:contains
416:spot test
328:Although
314:apothecia
308:crenulate
300:squamules
232:Described
207:compound
164:, Norway
117:Species:
55:Kingdom:
49:Eukaryota
968:Cladonia
914:MycoBank
875:Fungorum
847:Wikidata
764:Herzogia
749:34633698
602:Cladonia
600:List of
594:See also
537:Cladonia
529:xanthone
437:include
431:Cladonia
384:involute
368:maculate
252:taxonomy
246:honours
227:Taxonomy
205:xanthone
191:(scaly)
158:Holotype
110:Cladonia
95:Family:
45:Domain:
945:3765249
932:2487628
893:3390552
701:24 July
655:Bibcode
604:species
565:conifer
533:depside
487:section
318:podetia
266:endemic
240:Østfold
162:Østfold
105:Genus:
85:Order:
75:Class:
919:475348
906:217113
880:475348
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557:gneiss
467:, and
360:, and
555:like
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867:VPGZ
795:and
745:PMID
703:2024
573:pine
559:and
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