Stable identifiers

https://gzu.jacq.org/GZU000286418

https://doi.org/10.3535/GLD-RBS-E67

https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/1657187290

Herbarium #

GZU 000286418

Collection #

GZU

Stored under taxon name

Lichen confluens Weber

Family

Parmeliaceae

Det./rev./conf./assigned

Anonymous s.d.

Ident. history

orig.: Lecidea confluens

Isoneotypus of

Lichen confluens Weber

Typified by: H. Hertel (M) s.d.

Collector

      Ullrich,H. & Vieth,P. H. Hertel: Lecideaceae exsiccatae 264  (link to CETAF Botany Pilot) 

Date

1992-08-27

Location

Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt | 51.8, 10.61667

Label

Germany: Sachsen-Anhalt, Harz Mts., Hochharz National Park. Summit region of Mt. Brocken. Alt. 1070 m

Habitat

On horizontal or slightly inclined surfaces of low, exposed granite boulders on a gentle north-eastern slope in a clearing, within a high - montane Picea abies forest.

Habitus

Annotations

GZU Inv.-Nr. 36-93
Acharius, Meth. Lich. 14 (1803); A. Schwab, Mitt. Bot. Staatssamml. München 22: 314-322 (1986) = Lichen confluens Web., Spicileg. Fl. Goetting. 180-182 (1778)
TLC: confluentic acid syndrome, stictic acid syndrome
(In order to avoid any conspicuous damage of rock surfaces in the National Park, most specimens collected are from surfaces at or close to the edge of boulders. In such microhabits, the lichen, unfortunately, is often less typically developed.)