Lichen Mysteries 4

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Lichen 1173.27
"Possibly Dimelaena." -I.M. Brodo
On granitic rock. From Routt National Forest, Rocky Mountains, Colorado.

LIchen 1175.31
My notes had this as identified as a species of Biatora by Hertel, however Printzen says it's "not a Biatora". Brodo looked at the specimen in 2020, and said:
"Lecidea" berengeriana or Bryolbilimbia sanguineoatra)
On moss and soil. From the Rocky Mountains, Colorado.

Lichen 1185.09
"Sterile squamulose." I.M. Brodo
On mossy soil. From just east of Boise, Idaho.

Lichen 1186.09
"Sterile squamulose. Resembles Placidium lachneum but some characters wrong." -I.M. Brodo
On soil. From just east of Boise, Idaho.

Lichen 1186.13
Possibly Trapeliopsis bisorediata or T. steppica?
"Sterile white crust." I.M. Brodo
On soil. From just east of Boise, Idaho.

Lichen 1193.11
"Lecidea sp. Close to L. confluens." -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Wenatchee National Forest, Washington.

Lichen 1223.02
On rock. From Fort Canby, south coast of Washington.

Lichen 1227.17
"Not Catapyrenium nor Verrucaria.
Only pycnidia with filiform conidia, 13-20 µm long." -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Saddle Mountain, southwestern coastal Oregon.

Lichen 1253.35
"Nonsorediate sterile crust" -I.M. Brodo
On rock. From Saddle Mountain, southwestern coastal Oregon.

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