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Taxonomy, biogeography and evolution of plants
RESEARCH ARTICLE

Myelorrhiza, a new Australian Lichen genus from North Queensland.

D Verdon and JA Elix

Brunonia 9(2) 193 - 214
Published: 1986

Abstract

The new lichen genus Myelorrhiza has been described to accommodate two new species from north Queensland: Myelorrhiza antrea Verdon & Elix, the type species of the genus, growing on walls of caves or cave-like cavities on Bishop Peak in the Cardwell Range, and Myelorrhiza jenjiana Verdon & Elix, growing on rainforest trees in the Windsor Tableland, Walter Hill Range and Lannercost State Forest. Myelorrhiza has stipitate apothecia and some affinity with the genus Gymnoderma of the Cladoniaceae.

https://doi.org/10.1071/BRU9860193

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