High Altitude Lichens of s Africa
Lichens at high altitudes in Southern Africa O. Almborn 1987
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s Cape; (but not rest of ZA); Rift Valley (and N Am) Red forms have been called L. rubiginosa but all transitions from red to grey exist.
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(syn. S. tabularis) s Cape [7 species of Siphula from ZA; all montane)
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Cape; (but not Drakensberg) Tvl; Zim
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Stereocaulon delisei doesn't have a default photo yet. Add One Now
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(incl. L. gracilescens) s Cape; Drakensberg (and N Am; S Am)
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(syn. Cladonia leptoclada; incl. C. alpestroides; confusa; galapogensis; incurva and polia)
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Xanthoparmelia cafferensis doesn't have a default photo yet. Add One Now
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Xanthoparmelia lichinoidea doesn't have a default photo yet. Add One Now
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(2000-3000m) ZA; Les; Zim
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(once on the top of Table Mt. 1000 m) (syn. Cetraria chlorophylla)
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Solorina simensis doesn't have a default photo yet. Add One Now
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Caloplaca ochraceofulva doesn't have a default photo yet. Add One Now
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(3000m) Naudes Nek Drakensberg ;
Last observation: Elegant Sunburst Lichen in May 2023 by Hafeez Sonday |0 comments
Added by tonyrebelo on February 11, 2019
