Phacopsis Lichen

Phacopsis

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Genus recognized by United Kingdom Species List, North Pacific Species List, South Pacific Species List, North Atlantic Species List, South Africa Species List, Sweden Species List, Switzerland Species List, Turkey Species List, Uganda Species List, Delete- old US Species List, Venezuela Species List, Nepal Species List, New Zealand Species List, Peru Species List, Poland Species List, Portugal Species List, Ireland Species List, Italy Species List, Kenya Species List, Mexico Species List, France Species List, Finland Species List, Estonia Species List, Ecuador Species List, Germany Species List, Greece Species List, Haiti Species List, Costa Rica Species List, Bulgaria Species List, Cyprus Species List, Chile Species List, Austria Species List, Australia Species List, Cape Verde Species List, Denmark Species List, Montenegro Species List, Norway Species List, Brazil Species List, Canada Species List, China Species List, Japan Species List, Russia Species List, Cape Verde Species List, Wikidata, United States Species List, and Wikimedia Commons

Genus recognized by GBIF classification

Recognized by USDA PLANTS images

Alternative Names

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as synonym of Nesolechia oxyspora (Tul.) A.Massal.)

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Nesolechia A.Massal.)

Doubtful according to GBIF classification

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Raesaenenia D.Hawksw., C.Boluda & H.Lindgren, 2015)

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as synonym of Nesolechia oxyspora (Tul.) A.Massal.)

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification

Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as doubtful taxon within Stigmatidium G.Mey)

Harvest ancestor according to GBIF classification, Arctic Lichens, Global Biotic Interactions, and NMNH type specimens

Common Names

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