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Chestnut Wrinkled Lichen - Cetraria sepincola
Other Names:
Tuckermannopsis sepincola
State Rank Reason (see State Rank above)
Known from many locations, associated with bogs, in western Montana.
General Description
Thallus foliose, suberect to ascending, light to dark brown or pale olive, to less than 2 cm broad; lobes 2-3 cm wide with undulating margins; soredia and isidia lacking, and apothecia numerous, dominating the thallus
McCune and Geiser 2009.
Range Comments
This lichen occurs from Alaska south to northern California and northwestern Montana east to the northeastern United States (McCune and Goward 1995).
Observations in Montana Natural Heritage Program Database
Number of Observations: 4
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Relative Density
Recency
(Observations spanning multiple months or years are excluded from time charts)
Habitat
Generally on shrub twigs, especially those of Betula, in fens and bogs.
Ecology
Indicator of wetland habitat.
Reproductive Characteristics
Reproduces sexually by spores from apothecia.
Stewardship Responsibility
Threats or Limiting Factors
None identified.
References
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