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Lecidea hassei (Hasse's lecidea lichen) is an endolithic lichen that appears as tiny black, gray rimmed, plate-like or crinkled discs between crystals of rock in California. The main body grows inside solid rock (endolithic), and the crinkled discs above the rock surface are the sexual reproduction structures. It is endemic to California, where it only grows in the lower montane belt, including in deserts and chaparral. It occurs in Joshua Tree National Park. The sexual reproduction structures (apothecia) are black, thinly rimmed (70–100 µm ) with unpigmented fungal tissue surrounding black discs in the middle, and up to 2.2 mm in diameter. They rise out of the rock in a flat to convex disc with a constricted base, giving the appearance of tiny raised plates. It grows in open areas on gran

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rdf:type	پھُپھُوندی
rdfs:label	Lecidea hassei (en) Lecidea hassei (sv)
rdfs:comment	Lecidea hassei är en lavart som beskrevs av Zahlbr. Lecidea hassei ingår i släktet Lecidea och familjen Lecideaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv) Lecidea hassei (Hasse's lecidea lichen) is an endolithic lichen that appears as tiny black, gray rimmed, plate-like or crinkled discs between crystals of rock in California. The main body grows inside solid rock (endolithic), and the crinkled discs above the rock surface are the sexual reproduction structures. It is endemic to California, where it only grows in the lower montane belt, including in deserts and chaparral. It occurs in Joshua Tree National Park. The sexual reproduction structures (apothecia) are black, thinly rimmed (70–100 µm ) with unpigmented fungal tissue surrounding black discs in the middle, and up to 2.2 mm in diameter. They rise out of the rock in a flat to convex disc with a constricted base, giving the appearance of tiny raised plates. It grows in open areas on gran (en)
dcterms:subject	Lichens described in 1912 Lecideales Fungi of California Fungi without expected TNC conservation status Lichen species Taxa named by Alexander Zahlbruckner
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Endolithic lichen Lichens described in 1912 Joshua Tree National Park Lecideales Endemic Botanical name Cortex (botany) Lichen Lecidea laboriosa Schist Fungi of California Granite List of Lecidea species Acidic rock Fungi without expected TNC conservation status Lichen species Taxa named by Alexander Zahlbruckner Apothecia H.E. Hasse Micrometre Chaparral Medulla (lichenology) Zahlbr. Lichen spot tests dbr:4-O-demethyl_planaic_acid dbr:Schizopeltic_acid
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authority	Zahlbr.
taxon	Lecidea hassei (en)
has abstract	Lecidea hassei (Hasse's lecidea lichen) is an endolithic lichen that appears as tiny black, gray rimmed, plate-like or crinkled discs between crystals of rock in California. The main body grows inside solid rock (endolithic), and the crinkled discs above the rock surface are the sexual reproduction structures. It is endemic to California, where it only grows in the lower montane belt, including in deserts and chaparral. It occurs in Joshua Tree National Park. The sexual reproduction structures (apothecia) are black, thinly rimmed (70–100 µm ) with unpigmented fungal tissue surrounding black discs in the middle, and up to 2.2 mm in diameter. They rise out of the rock in a flat to convex disc with a constricted base, giving the appearance of tiny raised plates. It grows in open areas on granite, schist, and other acidic rock. It resembles Lecidea laboriosa but produces as a metabolite, instead of . The species epithet honors H.E. Hasse, who wrote the 1913 "Lichen Flora of Southern California". Lichen spot tests are negative on both the cortex and medulla (K−, C−, KC−, P−). (en) Lecidea hassei är en lavart som beskrevs av Zahlbr. Lecidea hassei ingår i släktet Lecidea och familjen Lecideaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv)
gold:hypernym	Lichen
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Lecidea List of Lecidea species Hermann Edward Hasse
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