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Atrophysma cyanomelanos (Pannariaceae) – a new lichen genus and species for Eurasia from the Polar Urals (Russia)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 31 Mar 2025Publisher:Altai State UniversityJournal:Turczaninowia, volume 28 (issn: 1560-7259, eissn: 1560-7267, Copyright policy )
Authors: Alexey V. Melekhin;

doi: 10.14258/turczaninowia.28.1.9

Atrophysma cyanomelanos (Pannariaceae) – a new lichen genus and species for Eurasia from the Polar Urals (Russia)

Abstract

Atrophysma cyanomelanos is reported for the first time for the Eurasia from the European part of the northern end of the Polar Urals (Russia). Morphological features of the Russian specimen were identical to those from Alaska. The main morphological differences of this species from related taxa are given in this manuscript. Substrate chemistry, light conditions and moisture regime were similar for the specimens found in the Polar Urals and Alaska.

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Arctic, Аляска, цианобионтные лишайники, Арктика, cyanolichens, new record, биогеография, новая находка, Alaska, biogeography

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