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A new species of Lepraria (lichenized Ascomycetes) from Tasmania’s wet forests

Lepraria toilenae Kantvilas & Kukwa is described from Tasmania. This species is characterised by a green to grey-green, leprose, non-lobate thallus containing malonprotocetraric, fumarprotocetraric and roccellic acids.

G. Kantvilas | M. Kukwa

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