Porinaceae 3 claims

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Porina epiphylla1 claim · 1 paper Porina karnatakensis1 claim · 1 paper Porina nitidula1 claim · 1 paper

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Claim · model-written summary

P. epiphylla was among the most dominant species.

Taxon: P. epiphyllaPorina epiphyllae0
Outcome: most dominant speciese0
Direction: most dominante0

Verbatim

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“Among them Porina multiloculata, P. epiphylla, P. karnatakensis and Tricharia allostrigosa are the most dominant species.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 495–616

Title

Diversity of foliicolous lichens in Shivamogga district, Karnataka

Shravan Kumar Subramanya; Y.L. Krishnamurthy Cryptogam Biodiversity and Assessment 2018. doi:10.21756/cab.esp12

Other claims from this paper (16)

Observation The survey documented 33 lichen species in 16 genera and nine families.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to 16 genera.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to nine families.
Observation Porina multiloculata was among the most dominant species.
Observation P. karnatakensis was among the most dominant species.
Observation Tricharia allostrigosa was among the most dominant species.
Observation Mazosia bambusae was less dominant.
Observation Porina nitidula was less dominant.
Observation P. semecarpi was less dominant.
Observation P. microcarpa was less dominant.
Observation Tapellaria phyllophila was less dominant.
Observation Calamus thwaitesii supported a wide range of foliicolous lichens.
Observation Cinnamomum macrocarpum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Dimocarpus longan commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Memecylon malabaricum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Pinanga dicksonii commonly supported foliicolous lichens.

Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

P. karnatakensis was among the most dominant species.

Taxon: P. karnatakensisPorina karnatakensise0
Outcome: most dominant speciese0
Direction: most dominante0

Verbatim

e0
“Among them Porina multiloculata, P. epiphylla, P. karnatakensis and Tricharia allostrigosa are the most dominant species.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 495–616

Title

Diversity of foliicolous lichens in Shivamogga district, Karnataka

Shravan Kumar Subramanya; Y.L. Krishnamurthy Cryptogam Biodiversity and Assessment 2018. doi:10.21756/cab.esp12

Other claims from this paper (16)

Observation The survey documented 33 lichen species in 16 genera and nine families.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to 16 genera.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to nine families.
Observation Porina multiloculata was among the most dominant species.
Observation P. epiphylla was among the most dominant species.
Observation Tricharia allostrigosa was among the most dominant species.
Observation Mazosia bambusae was less dominant.
Observation Porina nitidula was less dominant.
Observation P. semecarpi was less dominant.
Observation P. microcarpa was less dominant.
Observation Tapellaria phyllophila was less dominant.
Observation Calamus thwaitesii supported a wide range of foliicolous lichens.
Observation Cinnamomum macrocarpum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Dimocarpus longan commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Memecylon malabaricum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Pinanga dicksonii commonly supported foliicolous lichens.

Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Porina nitidula was less dominant.

Taxon: Porina nitidulaPorina nitidulae0
Outcome: less dominant speciese0
Direction: less dominante0

Verbatim

e0
“Whereas, Mazosia bambusae, Porina nitidula, P. semecarpi, P. microcarpa and Tapellaria phyllophila are less dominant species.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 617–742

Title

Diversity of foliicolous lichens in Shivamogga district, Karnataka

Shravan Kumar Subramanya; Y.L. Krishnamurthy Cryptogam Biodiversity and Assessment 2018. doi:10.21756/cab.esp12

Other claims from this paper (16)

Observation The survey documented 33 lichen species in 16 genera and nine families.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to 16 genera.
Observation The documented lichens belonged to nine families.
Observation Porina multiloculata was among the most dominant species.
Observation P. epiphylla was among the most dominant species.
Observation P. karnatakensis was among the most dominant species.
Observation Tricharia allostrigosa was among the most dominant species.
Observation Mazosia bambusae was less dominant.
Observation P. semecarpi was less dominant.
Observation P. microcarpa was less dominant.
Observation Tapellaria phyllophila was less dominant.
Observation Calamus thwaitesii supported a wide range of foliicolous lichens.
Observation Cinnamomum macrocarpum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Dimocarpus longan commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Memecylon malabaricum commonly supported foliicolous lichens.
Observation Pinanga dicksonii commonly supported foliicolous lichens.