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Liste Des LICHENS De L'est Du CANADA Checklist of LICHENS Of Liste des LICHENS de l’EST du CANADA Checklist of LICHENS of EASTERN CANADA Décembre / December 2006 de : Rick Fournier [email protected] 2 LICHENS (Prov. atlantiques / Atlantic Prov.) (? : citation littérature ; literature citation) Absconditella lignicola Absconditelle lignicole Wood hidden lichen NB Acarospora badiofusca Acarospore brun foncé Dark brown cobbletone lichen PQ Acarospora fuscata Acarospore brune Brown cobblestone lichen NB? NS NL LB PQ Acarospora glaucocarpa Acarospore à bordure Rimmed cobblestone lichen NL LB PQ Acarospora molybdina Acarospore molybdique Molybdenum cobblestone lichen PQ Acarospora peliscypha Acarospore à coupe pâle Pale-cup cobblestone lichen PQ Acarospora schleicheri Acarospore de Schleicher Soil paint lichen PQ Acarospora sinopica Acarospore terre cuite Terra cotta cobblestone lichen NS Acarospora smaragdula Acarospore vert pâle Light green cobblestone lichen PEI NL LB PQ Acrocordia cavata Acrocordie creusée Hollow shell lichen NB Acrocordia gemmata Acrocordie bulbifère Bud-bearing shell lichen PQ Adelolecia kolaensis Adélolécie de Kola Kola disk lichen PQ Adelolecia pilati Adélolécie chauve Bald disk lichen NL LB Agonimia gelatinosa Agonimie gélatineuse Gelatinous trifle lichen PQ Ahtiana aurescens Ahtiane dorée Eastern candlewax lichen NB NS PEI? PQ Alectoria fallacina Alectoire fausse False witch’s hair lichen NB Alectoria nigricans Alectoire grise Gray witch’s hair lichen NS NL LB PQ Alectoria ochroleuca Alectoire blanc jaunâtre Green witch’s hair lichen NL LB PQ Alectoria sarmentosa Alectoire sarmenteuse Common witch’s hair lichen NB NS NL LB PQ Alectoria sarmentosa ssp. vexillifera Alectoire alpine Alpine witch’s hair lichen NB? NS? PEI? NL LB PQ Allantoparmelia almquistii Allantoparmélie d’Almquist Almquist’s rock grub lichen NL LB PQ Allantoparmelia alpicola Allantoparmélie alpine Alpine rock grub lichen NL LB PQ Allocetraria oakesiana Allocétraire ruban-jaune Yellow ribbon lichen NB PQ Amandinea coniops Amandinée poussiéreuse Dusty button lichen NL LB Am andinea dakotensis Amandinée du Dakota Dakota button lichen PQ 3 Amandinea punctata Amandinée ponctuée Tiny button lichen NB NS PEI NL LB PQ Amygdalaria elegantior Amygdalaire élégante Elegant almond lichen PQ Amygdalaria panaeola Amygdalaire poudreuse Powdery almond lichen NB? NS? PEI? NL LB PQ Amygdalaria pelobotryon Amygdalaire à aréoles Convex-areole almond lichen PQ convexes Anaptychia palmulata Anaptychie palmée Shaggy fringe lichen NB NS PQ Anaptychia setifera Anaptychie sétifère Hanging fringe lichen NB NS PEI? NL LB PQ Anisomeridium biforme Anisoméride biforme Forest punch lichen NS PQ Anisomeridium polypori Anisoméride polypore Many-pored punch lichen NB Anzia colpodes Anzie mousse-noire Black-foam lichen NB NS PEI? NL? LB? PQ Arctocetraria andrejevii Arctocétraire d’André Andrejev’s iceland lichen NL LB PQ Arctoparmelia centrifuga Arctoparmélie centrifuge Concentric ring lichen NB NS PEI? NL LB PQ Arctoparmelia incurva Arctoparmélie incurvée Bent ring lichen NB NS NL LB PQ Arctoparmelia separata Arctoparmélie ondulée Rippled ring lichen NB PQ Arthonia byssacea Arthonie à byssus Byssus comma lichen NB Arthonia caesia Arthonie bleu pâle Frosted comma lichen NB NS? PQ Arthonia didyma Arthonie didyme Didymous comma lichen NB Arthonia dispersa Arthonie dispersée Dispersed comma lichen PQ Arthonia helvola Arthonie brun jaunâtre pâle Pale brownish yellow comma lichen NB Arthonia incarnata Arthonie incarnate Flesh-colored comma lichen PQ Arthonia lapidicola Arthonie des roches Rock comma lichen PQ Arthonia lecideella Arthonie à apothécies Apothecia-bearing comma lichen PQ Arthonia leucopellaea Arthonie à peau blanche White-skinned comma lichen NS Arthonia patellulata Arthonie du peuplier Aspen comma lichen NB PQ Arthonia punctiformis Arthonie de l’écorce Bark comma lichen PQ Arthonia radiata Arthonie astérisque Asterisk lichen NB? NS? PEI? NL? LB? PQ Arthonia vinosa Athonie rouge vin Wine-red comma lichen NS Arthopyrenia punctiformis Arthopyrénie ponctiforme Punctate pox lichen NL LB Arthothelium anastomosans Arthothèle anastomosé Network comma lichen PQ 4 Arthothelium ruanum Arthothèle tache de jaguar Jaguar-spot comma lichen NB PQ Arthothelium spectabile Arthothèle voyant Showy comma lichen PQ Arthothelium taediosum Arthothèle porte-flambeau Torch-bearer comma lichen PQ Arthrorhaphis alpina Arthrorhaphe alpine Alpine dot-lichen PQ Arthrorhaphis citrinella Arthrorhaphe citrine Golden dot-lichen NS NL? LB? PQ Arthrosporum populorum Arthrospore du peuplier Poplar dot lichen NB Aspicilia calcarea Aspicilie calcaire Calcareous rimmed lichen PQ Aspicilia caesiocinerea Aspicilie bleu-gris cendré Bluish ash-gray sunken disk lichen NL LB PQ Aspicilia cinerea Aspicilie cendrée Cinder lichen NB NS PEI? NL LB PQ Aspicilia gibbosa Aspicilie gibbeuse Gibbous sunken disk lichen PQ Aspicilia mastoidea Aspicilie mastoïde Mastoid sunken disk lichen PQ Aspicilia perradiata Aspicilie rayonnante Radiant sunken disk lichen PQ Aspicilia verrucigera Aspicilie verruqueuse Warty sunken disk lichen PQ Aspilidea myrinii Aspilidée de Myrin Myrin’s sunken disk lichen PQ Bacidia bagliettoana Bacidie de Baglietto Baglietto’s dot lichen NL LB PQ Bacidia beckhausii Bacidie de Beckhaus Beckhaus’ dot lichen PQ Bacidia igniarii Bacidie d’Igniar Igniar’s dot lichen PQ Bacidia laurocerasi Bacidie à couronne rouge Cherry-laurel dot lichen NB NS PQ Bacidia microcarpa Bacidie microcarpe Small-fruited dot lichen NL LB PQ Bacidia polychroa Bacidie polychrome Polychrome dot lichen NB NS? PQ Bacidia rubella Bacidie rougeâtre Frosty-rimmed dot lichen NB NS? PEI? PQ Bacidia schweinitzii Bacidie de Schweinitz Surprise lichen NB NS PQ Bacidia subincom pta Bacidie pourprée Sap-groove dot lichen PQ Bacidia suffusa Bacidie teintée Tinted dot lichen PQ Bacidia trachona Bacidie raboteuse Rough dot lichen PQ Bacidina californica Bacidine de Californie California dot lichen PQ Bacidina inundata Bacidine inondée Wet dot lichen PQ Bacidina phacodes Bacidine lenticulaire Lenticular dot lichen PQ Baeomyces carneus Béomyce carné Scale beret lichen NB NL LB PQ Baeomyces placophyllus Béomyce tapissant Carpet beret lichen NL LB PQ Baeomyces rufus Béomyce brunâtre Brown-beret lichen NB NS PEI? NL LB PQ 5 Bellemerea alpina Bellemère alpine Alpine sunken disk lichen NL LB PQ Bellemerea cinereorufescens Bellemère brunâtre Brownish sunken disk lichen PQ Belonia russula Bélonie rougeâtre Reddish dimple lichen PQ Biatora botryosa Biatore en grappe Clustered dot lichen PQ Biatora efflorescens Biatore efflorescente Efflorescent dot lichen NS Biatora globulosa Biatore globuleuse Globulose dot lichen NB Biatora helvola Biatore brun jaunâtre pâle Pale brownish yellow dot lichen NB PEI NL LB PQ Biatora pontica Biatore de Pontus Pontus dot lichen NS Biatora toensbergii Biatore de Toensberg Toensberg ‘s dot lichen NB NS Biatora turgidula Biatore turgide Turgid dot lichen NB NL LB PQ Biatora vernalis Biatore vernale Snow dot lichen NB NS PEI NL LB PQ Brodoa oroarctica Brodoée des montagnes Mountain sausage lichen NL? LB? PQ Bryocaulon divergens Bryocaule divergent Heath foxhair lichen NS NL LB PQ Bryonora castanea Bryonore châtain Chestnut-colored rim lichen NL LB PQ Bryoria bicolor Bryorie bicolore Electric horsehair lichen PQ Bryoria capillaris Bryorie capillaire Gray horsehair lichen NB NS PEI NL LB PQ Bryoria chalybeiformis Bryorie brun noirâtre Resplendent horsehair lichen NS NL LB PQ Bryoria friabilis Bryorie friable Friable horsehair lichen PQ Bryoria furcellata Bryorie fourchue Burred horsehair lichen NB NS PEI? NL? LB? PQ Bryoria fuscescens Bryorie fauve Pale-footed horsehair lichen NB NS PEI NL LB PQ Bryoria glabra Bryorie glabre Shiny horsehair lichen NL LB PQ Bryoria implexa Bryorie entrelacée Boreal horsehair lichen PQ Bryoria lanestris Bryorie laineuse Brittle horsehair lichen NB NL LB PQ Bryoria nadvornikiana Bryorie de Nadvornik Spiny gray horsehair lichen NB NS PEI? NL LB PQ Bryoria nitidula Bryorie brillante Tundra horsehair lichen NS NL LB PQ Bryoria salazinica Bryorie salazinique Salazinic horsehair lichen PQ Bryoria simplicior Bryorie simple Spangled horsehair lichen NL LB PQ Bryoria subcana Bryorie grisonnante Seaside horsehair lichen PQ Bryoria tenuis Bryorie mince Pied horsehair lichen NL LB PQ Bryoria trichodes Bryorie crin de cheval Inelegant horsehair lichen NB NS NL LB PQ Bryoria trichodes ssp. americana Bryorie crin de cheval Elegant horsehair lichen NL? LB? PQ d’Amérique 6 Buellia aethalea Buellie noircie Darkened button lichen NL LB Buellia dispersa Buellie dispersée Scattered button lichen PQ Buellia leptocline Buellie petit-lit Small-bed button lichen PQ Buellia occidentalis Buellie de l’Ouest Western button lichen PQ Buellia papillata Buellie papilleuse Papillate button lichen PQ Buellia schaereri Buellie de Scherer Scherer’s button lichen NB Buellia spuria Buellie bâtarde Sunken button lichen PQ Buellia stigmatea Buellie stigmatique Stigmatic button lichen NL LB Buellia stillingiana Buellie de Stilling Common button lichen NB NS PEI? NL? LB? PQ Calicium abietinum Calice du sapin Black stubble lichen NB NL LB Calicium glaucellum Calice glauque White-collar stubble lichen NB NS Calicium lenticulare Calice lenticulaire Candle-wax stubble lichen NB Calicium parvum Calice petit Pygmy stubble lichen NB NS Calicium salicinum Calice du saule Rusted stubble lichen NB Calicium trabinellum Calice à collet jaune Yellow collar stubble lichen NB NS? PEI? NL LB PQ Calicium viride Calice vert Green stubble lichen NB NS? NL LB PQ Caloplaca ammiospila Caloplaque cannelle Cinnamon
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