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    Lichens of the Kermadec Islands II. Ramalina.

    de Lange, Peter; Blanchon, Dan

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    2015
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    Peter de J. Lange and Dan J. Blanchon. Lichen notes from the Kermadec Islands. II. Ramalina. Auckland War Memorial Museum - Tāmaki Paenga Hira. Bulletin of the Auckland Museum 20: 171:182.
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    Abstract
    Eleven species of Ramalina (R. australiensis, R. canariensis, R. celastri, R. exiguella, R. geniculata, R. leiodea, R. luciae, R. meridionalis, R. microspora, R. pacifica and R. peruviana) are accepted for the Kermadec Islands. The northern Kermadec Islands had the greatest diversity of species (eleven species) while the southern Kermadec Islands had collectively five species. These were distributed as follows (islands arranged from north to south): northern Kermadec Islands (the Herald Islets (six species), the Meyer Islands group (two species), Raoul Island (nine species)); southern Kermadec Islands (Macauley Island (six species), Curtis Island (one species), Cheeseman Island (one species), L’Esperance (two species)). Ramalina leiodea is a new addition to the mycobiota of the New Zealand Botanical Region and R. canariensis and R. meridionalis are new records for the Kermadec Islands, and a significant easterly extension for R. meridionalis.
    Keywords:
    Kermadec Islands (N.Z.), Ramalinaceae, Ramalina, R. australiensis, R. canariensis, R. celastri, R. exiguella, R. geniculata, R. leiodea, R. luciae, R. meridionalis, R. microspora, R. pacifica, R. peruviana, biogeography, New Zealand botanical regions
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    060310 Plant Systematics and Taxonomy
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    Auckland Museum

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