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Study of Caloplaca ferruginea: Spore Characteristics and Habitat Observations

This study focuses on Caloplaca ferruginea, a species documented on the trunk of an ash tree at Roche-Château in Messigny-et-Vantoux on December 3, 2013. Notably, this nitrogen-sensitive lichen features polariloculate spores measuring 5 µm in thickness. The observation collects morphological data including apothecia characteristics and spore behavior, contributing to the understanding of its ecological preferences and distribution within Teloschistaceae, Teloschistales, and Lecanoromycetes.

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Study of Caloplaca ferruginea: Spore Characteristics and Habitat Observations

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  1. asques 8-sporés Caloplaca ferruginea(Huds.) Th. Fr. Sur tronc de frêne, sur le plateau. Nitrophobe. Messigny-et-Vantoux – Roche-Château Le 3 décembre 2013 – Maille 3022D12 spores polariloculaires Apothécies K+ pourpre. Epaississement des spores : 5 µm Leg. JV et dét. JV Teloschistaceae, Teloschistales, Lecanoromycetes

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