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saxicolous or rarely corticolous (in
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known only from rock substrates), thin and often reduced, rimose to verrucose areolate;
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white, weakly developed, typically indistinct.
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sparse to numerous, ±isolated or in small groups and then deformed by mutual pressure, circular to very irregular in outline, often quite large, 0.51.7(2.2) mm in diam., soon distinctly sessile and usually ±constricted at the base, distinctly lecanorine,
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soon crenate and often broadly undulating, epruinose, concolorous with the thallus;
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concave to ±plane or very weakly convex, pale greenish beige, darkening with age, becoming deep brownish beige, epruinose or faintly whitish pruinose;
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with crystals, almost hyaline to pallid yellowish brown (
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thin, indistinct, with abundant small crystals;
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hyaline;
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8/ascus, simple, narrowly to broadly ellipsoid, (8.9)9.111.6 (12.9) × (4.0)5.16.7(6.9) µm (
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= 20).
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: Thallus cortex including apothecial margin react P+ yellow, C, KC, K+ yellow, UV; with atranorin [major], isonotatic acid [major], 4-
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-methylhypoprotocetraric acid [minor], norisonotatic acid [minor], and 2-
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- methylperlatolic acid [major]; [specimen analyzed with TLC:
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(
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38113)].
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also reports ±chloroatranorin and ±usnic acid, but these substances were not detected in the
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Feige
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2000
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,
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,
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,
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,
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), new to
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and the
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; a single specimen has so far been collected in the archipelago, from a bare basalt outcrop in the high altitude dry zone of Volcán Darwin.
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: This species is very distinctive because of its large, strongly undulate apothecia and scant thallus; superficially it thus closely resembles
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<emphasis id="4D9AEAF9FFECFF94FDC6E31BFD50FBE3" box="[582,714,1035,1060]" italics="true" pageId="55" pageNumber="56">L. cactacea</emphasis>
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, a species that so far is known only from cacti (see comments above). The two species are chemically well distinguished: 4-
<emphasis id="4D9AEAF9FFECFF94FCC3E33EFCCDFB8F" box="[835,855,1070,1096]" italics="true" pageId="55" pageNumber="56">O</emphasis>
-methylhypoprotocetraric acid is characteristic for
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<emphasis id="4D9AEAF9FFECFF94FA15E33EFE83FBAD" italics="true" pageId="55" pageNumber="56">L. subcrenulata</emphasis>
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. It is a very conspicuous secondary metabolite, easily detected by TLC [the unusual chemistry previously discussed in detail by
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Feige
<emphasis id="4D9AEAF9FFECFF94FE45E364FE6CFB4A" box="[453,502,1139,1165]" italics="true" pageId="55" pageNumber="56">et al</emphasis>
. (2000)
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].
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examined.
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, ca.
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from the southwestern crater rim, 0˚1220.5S, 91˚1852.77W,
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7617
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(
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.
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