Thalloloma
FungiFamily: Graphidaceae
20 species in the Library
About
Thalloloma is a genus of lichen-forming fungi in the family Graphidaceae. Established in 1853 by the Italian botanist Vittore Trevisan de Saint-Léon, the genus comprises 20 species distinguished by their narrow script-like slits immersed in a pale crusty surface, often with dark brown or occasionally crimson-dusted fruiting structures. Found throughout tropical regions from sea level to mountain forests above 3,000 metres, these bark-dwelling lichens are more tolerant of light and moisture variation than many related species, allowing them to colonise forest edges and moderately sun-exposed locations.
Summary from Wikipedia
Thalloloma astroideum
Thalloloma astroideum
Thalloloma buriticum
Thalloloma buriticum
Thalloloma castanocarpum
Thalloloma castanocarpum
Thalloloma cinnabarinum
Thalloloma cinnabarinum
Thalloloma deplanatum
Thalloloma deplanatum
Thalloloma haemographum
Thalloloma haemographum
Thalloloma halonatum
Thalloloma halonatum
Thalloloma intermedium
Thalloloma intermedium
Thalloloma isidiosum
Thalloloma isidiosum
Thalloloma janeirense
Thalloloma janeirense
Thalloloma microsporum
Thalloloma microsporum
Thalloloma nitidum
Thalloloma nitidum
Thalloloma ochroleucum
Thalloloma ochroleucum
Thalloloma patulum
Thalloloma patulum
Thalloloma pedespulli
Thalloloma pedespulli
Thalloloma pontalense
Thalloloma pontalense
Thalloloma rhodastrum
Thalloloma rhodastrum
Thalloloma rubromarginatum
Thalloloma rubromarginatum
Thalloloma scribillans
Thalloloma scribillans
Thalloloma subvelata
Thalloloma subvelata