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25-01-2012, 07:46 PM
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| | | Crustose to id... Catinaria? At first glimpse it seemed an easy species to identify (if only that was true). I found a few patches of these on bark of Juglans regia.
Perhaps Catinaria atropurpurea? Lecania naegelii maybe an option? Any ideas/suggestions?
Apothecium sections colorless, except the brown paraphyses tips.
No chem.reactions or UV.
Spores colorless, 1- and 3-septate, about 5um wide and 18um long, some slightly bent.   
Thanks,
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