The lichen-flora of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Islands / by W.A. Leighton.

  • Leighton, W. A. (William Allport), 1805-1889.
Date:
1879
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Credit: The lichen-flora of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Islands / by W.A. Leighton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Teesdale. Mr. Robertson. Malvern Hills and near Ankerdine, Worcestershire. Dr. Hull, near Cirencester. Mr. W. Joshua. Alston, Cumberland. Rev. W. Johnson. Scotland :—Appin. Rev. J. M. Crombie. Ireland :—Armagh. Adm. Jones. Killarney. Mr. Can-oil. Deer Park, Belfast! Prof. Dickie. Walks :—Dolgelley. Dr. Holl. Eglwyseg Rocks ! Channel Islands :—Quenvais, Jersey ; Herm ; Mr. Larbalestier. Var. lophceum, Ach. thallus still smaller, elongated, ciliato- dissected or ramoso-fimbriate, sterile. On mossy rocks &c, rare. SYN.-Ach. L.U. 651. (1810); Syn. 324. Nyl. Syn. 122. Exs :—Anzi Langob. 412 a. Geog. Distrlb .—Italy, Eussia. Bot. Prov :—5...16...31. England :—Near Malvern, Dr. Holl, Cowcombe Wood, Gloucestershire. Mr. Joshua. Scotland—Appin. Rev. J. M. Crombie. Channel Islands :— Sparingly in Channel Islands. Crombie. L c. Var. intermedium, Arn., aspect intermediate between lactrum and tremelloides. England :—Near Chalford, Gloucestershire; near Arundel, Sussex. Mr- Joshua 10. L. subtile, (Schrad.) dark dull green, microphylline, laciniate, lacinice variously dissected, narrow, eiongato-lobate, imbri- cated, internally entirely cellulose; apoihecia pallido-rufescent, small, concave, gyalectovi, margin thin, entire ; spores 8, colour- less, ovoid, 3-5-septate with longitudinal septa. On the earth, rare. 1791. Syn :-Schrad. Spic. 95 (1794); Nyl. Syn. 121. Fig :—E Bot. t 1008. Mudd Man. t. 1. f. 8. Exs :—Nyl. 2. Zw. 175. Geog. DiSTRre :—Central Europe. Bot. Prov :-2, 3, 4, 5...10...19...31 England :—Near Hale End, Walthamstow ; Epping Forest. Mr. Edward Forster. (1791). Coltishall, Norfolk. Mr. D. Turner. Shanklin, Isle of Wight. Rev. T. Salwey. near Ayton, Cleveland. Mr. Mudd. New Hall, Henfield, Sussex ! Mr. Borrer. Newbury, near Worcester. Dr. Holl. near Exeter. Rev. J. M. Crombie. near Wooton-under-Edge and Cowcombe Wood, Gloucestershire, Mr, Joshua, between Rusthall Common and the High Rocks near Tunbridge Wells. Mr. Jenner. near Halstead ; between Hadlow and Dunk's Green, ] I ythe, Kent. Mr Holmes. Scotland :—Reeky Linn, Forfarshire. Mr. W. Gardiner. Iuhland :— On wet clay, not uncommon Dr. Taylor. Channel Islands :—Guernsey. Rev. T. Sahvey, Bonne Nuit, Jersey. Mr. Larbalestier. Crombie 1. c. remarks, Must carefully be distinguished from L.tcnuissinanu and all the somewhat similar states of Ij. lacerum.' Spores .020—23 mm. long. .010 mm. broad. (Nyl. J Forma laliusculum, Nyl. lacinirc broader. On banks, rare. 1875. England :—Near Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, Mr. Joshua. 11. L. sinuatum, (Huds.) plumbeo-fuscescent, rotundato-lobate, reticidato-rugidose, lobes crowded, rounded, imbricate, margin entire orcrenate, suberect; apothccia brown, scattered, minute, sessile, concave, margin smooth, entire, elevated ; spores 8, colourless, oblong, attenuated at the apices, irregularly murali-locular.
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