Botany Bulletin 8
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long, 05 mm. in diameter, involucre about twice as long, fuciform, the base deep green (spores immature), above beautifully gohlen; cellules convex, '035 x '017 mm., walla unequally thick ; columella stout, spores green, 10-cellular, '06 mm.
in diameter, cuticle granulate, florescent. Elaters "S x '008 mm., twisted into a single lax spiral.
Hab. : Bellenden-Ker Eange, Sayer, 1886.
Order LICHENES.
The information given concerning the following lichens, reported for the first time as natives of Q...ueensland, together with the notes and remarks on species whose descriptions have not been hitherto fully supplied, or which have been reported by other authors under incorrect or obsolete synonyms, is compiled for this Bulletin by Mr. John Shirley, B.Sc.
Family I.— COLLEMACE^, Mull. Arg. Enum. Lich. Gen. p. 18.
TuiBE I.— COLLEMEiE, Korh. Par. p. 408.
LKPTOGIUM, Fr., pro. p.
L. tremelloides, v. isidiosa Mull. Arg. Upper surface of thalline lacinise, and the margins, in places, provided with ciBspitose subfoliaceous isidiellse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
long, 05 mm. in diameter, involucre about twice as long, fuciform, the base deep green (spores immature), above beautifully gohlen; cellules convex, '035 x '017 mm., walla unequally thick ; columella stout, spores green, 10-cellular, '06 mm.
in diameter, cuticle granulate, florescent. Elaters "S x '008 mm., twisted into a single lax spiral.
Hab. : Bellenden-Ker Eange, Sayer, 1886.
Order LICHENES.
The information given concerning the following lichens, reported for the first time as natives of Q...ueensland, together with the notes and remarks on species whose descriptions have not been hitherto fully supplied, or which have been reported by other authors under incorrect or obsolete synonyms, is compiled for this Bulletin by Mr. John Shirley, B.Sc.
Family I.— COLLEMACE^, Mull. Arg. Enum. Lich. Gen. p. 18.
TuiBE I.— COLLEMEiE, Korh. Par. p. 408.
LKPTOGIUM, Fr., pro. p.
L. tremelloides, v. isidiosa Mull. Arg. Upper surface of thalline lacinise, and the margins, in places, provided with ciBspitose subfoliaceous isidiellse.
What to read after Botany Bulletin 8?
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