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29-01-2010, 01:05 PM
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| | | Coastal lichens - id help please Two lichens from a sea loch on the east coast of South Uist.
Tentaive id - Ochrolechia parella and Parmelia saxatilis.
Again guidance or instructions to go and have another look would be appreciated.
many thanks
Chris    | 
06-02-2010, 11:53 AM
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| | | Re: Coastal lichens - id help please I agree with both of these.
The definition of the Parmelia saxatilis photographs is not quite good enough to show the network of white lines (pseudocyphellae) or the peg-like projections (isidia) that jointly characterise this species, and the yellow tinges give brief pause for thought about Xanthoparmelia conspersa, but overall lobe-shape and appearance fit P. saxatilis.
Alan Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisjohnson Two lichens from a sea loch on the east coast of South Uist.
Tentaive id - Ochrolechia parella and Parmelia saxatilis.
Again guidance or instructions to go and have another look would be appreciated.
many thanks
Chris
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08-02-2010, 08:12 AM
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| | | Re: Coastal lichens - id help please Hello Alan,
Thank you for the comments. Viewing the original photograph at high resolution clearly shows the pseodocyphellae and isidia. I know where this specimen was photographed, so I next time we visit the site I will have another look and check the underside.
This is one of my earlier efforts so I now have a better idea of what to look for. A copy of Dobson (used in conjunction with your website and Jenny's photographs) and a bench magnifier has made identification a little less speculative, although there is a long way to go!
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