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Porina multiloculata was among the most dominant species.
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e0“Among them Porina multiloculata, P. epiphylla, P. karnatakensis and Tricharia allostrigosa are the most dominant species.”
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Diversity of foliicolous lichens in Shivamogga district, Karnataka
Shravan Kumar Subramanya; Y.L. Krishnamurthy Cryptogam Biodiversity and Assessment 2018. doi:10.21756/cab.esp12
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- 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 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 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.