Amandinea myrticola , a new corticolous species from Portugal

Giralt, Mireia; van den Boom, Pieter; Elix, John

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Amandinea myrticola , a new corticolous species from Portugal

Date

2011

Authors

Giralt, Mireia

van den Boom, Pieter

Elix, John

Publisher

Academic Press

Abstract

Amandinea myrticola is described as new from Portugal. This corticolous species is characterized by the thin, smooth to minutely rugose and greyish thallus lacking secondary metabolites, the small lecideine apothecia which exhibit a pseudothalline margin