
Thallus: shrubby, 4 to 8 cm long, forming dense erect to subpendant tufts branching: anisotomic-dichotomous basal part: concolorous with the branches distinctly blackened branches: irregular, rarely cylindrical, inconspicuously segmented; lateral branches: not narrowed at point of attachment segments: terete and ±cylindrical, sometimes slightly swollen, often with transverse furrows papillae: usually numerous especially on main branches, usually cylindrical tubercles and fibercles: generally absent.. more
Similar species: Lecanorales
By morpheme
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Uploaded Apr 3, 2015. Captured Apr 2, 2015 16:46 in 1654-2098 20th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112, USA.
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You should now be able to see an "eye" icon in the footer which brings you to the moderation panel, which explains it all. When you create your first manual species (when the automatic system does not work), please do take some time to read the instructions in the sidebar, it's a somewhat delicate process.
To be clear, this status does not oblige you to anything, but it makes it possible. I hope you enjoy your new status :) Posted 10 years ago