1112026-05-25T01:35:40.6688174Z7266f8da-9fe9-41b1-ade5-8ff16a3301a4Scientific NamePhaeographis fineranii C.W.Dodge<i>Phaeographis fineranii</i> C.W.DodgePhaeographis fineranii<i>Phaeographis fineranii</i>fineraniispecies4200SynonymICBN249C.W.DodgeC.W.DodgeICBN1969false00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000Fineran, B.A. 1969: The flora of the Snares Islands, New Zealand. <I>Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand, Botany</I><I> 3</I>: 237-270.f20fd74a-bb0a-44e8-bc55-0f0a89cade83Opegrapha agelaeoides Nyl.Opegrapha agelaeoidesagelaeoidesspecies7266f8da-9fe9-41b1-ade5-8ff16a3301a4Phaeographis fineranii C.W.DodgePhaeographis fineraniifineraniispeciesc6e20545-17b8-4989-9bd5-089ea80bc2faPhaeographis Müll.Arg.PhaeographisPhaeographisgenus0aef48d7-000c-4782-a324-b744841ae65cROOTROOTROOTnone65e8a38e-0267-43fc-8244-c73a0c8cf3d4Fungi WhittakerFungiFungikingdom211d4fd8-2df2-45bc-87e9-6f381c5c5751DikaryaDikaryaDikaryasubkingdom7779fd79-e0d0-4f73-90fe-de1892b2e1a0Ascomycota Caval.-Sm.AscomycotaAscomycotaphyluma46efec5-f93c-4861-9996-79d0dc4d4196Pezizomycotina O.E. Erikss. & WinkaPezizomycotinaPezizomycotinasubphylum8c8a2dc8-ffe1-4707-ac2c-8fed543afcf3Lecanoromycetes O.E. Erikss. & WinkaLecanoromycetesLecanoromycetesclassbefa0407-fcb0-4118-9921-242aaaa71444Ostropomycetidae Reeb, Lutzoni & Cl. RouxOstropomycetidaeOstropomycetidaesubclasse7acdbfd-5e44-473d-b6ef-19fba17735f4Graphidales BesseyGraphidalesGraphidalesorder80a2dfc9-0a57-4a4a-bd54-240091eba868Graphidaceae Dumort.GraphidaceaeGraphidaceaefamilyc6e20545-17b8-4989-9bd5-089ea80bc2faPhaeographis Müll.Arg.PhaeographisPhaeographisgenus7266f8da-9fe9-41b1-ade5-8ff16a3301a4Phaeographis fineranii C.W.DodgePhaeographis fineraniifineraniispeciesf5638c04-7674-4757-8b74-2640b7d8e6b47266f8da-9fe9-41b1-ade5-8ff16a3301a4Phaeographis fineranii C.W.DodgePhaeographis fineraniifineraniispecies81ee01ea-86f1-4f1c-a6df-7907677c1b20GenericNZFLORA (2012-) New Zealand Plant Names - Name based concepts634347ed-8ed3-4820-a69e-7f5339eb0173c6e20545-17b8-4989-9bd5-089ea80bc2faPhaeographis Müll.Arg.PhaeographisPhaeographisgenus81ee01ea-86f1-4f1c-a6df-7907677c1b20GenericNZFLORA (2012-) New Zealand Plant Names - Name based conceptsis child oftrue2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.290a7e31d3-e600-40a2-9ead-45abc7ff33537266f8da-9fe9-41b1-ade5-8ff16a3301a4Phaeographis fineranii C.W.DodgePhaeographis fineraniifineraniispecies4dbd5a25-7eb1-4bb6-b3c1-a3396619a05cBookGalloway, D.J. 2007: <I>Flora of New Zealand; Lichens, including lichen-forming and lichenicolous fungi. Revised second edition.</I> 1. Lincoln, Manaaki Whenua Press. 1006 p.0efc06d4-7819-438a-b6c8-2e24ce7c873df20fd74a-bb0a-44e8-bc55-0f0a89cade83Opegrapha agelaeoides Nyl.Opegrapha agelaeoidesagelaeoidesspecies4dbd5a25-7eb1-4bb6-b3c1-a3396619a05cBookGalloway, D.J. 2007: <I>Flora of New Zealand; Lichens, including lichen-forming and lichenicolous fungi. Revised second edition.</I> 1. Lincoln, Manaaki Whenua Press. 1006 p.is synonym oftrue2012-02-29T12:35:52.252026-04-18T06:44:42.2956e849fe-27cf-4e27-884d-aec8f19129c0Phaeographis fineranii C.W.DodgeNZFLORA3485C6BA-B3DA-40E9-AFD8-F6DE22A55EEC3284bf3d-286b-e611-876f-005056955c66editorialThe holotype consists of three minute scraps of bark with only two small lirellae present. In the treatment of New Zealand names in the family Graphidaceae and Opegraphaceae, Glenys Hayward commented "The type cannot be characterized or compared with any New Zealand species because the holotype is fragmentary" (Hayward 1977), a psoition I also endorse. From the protologue, though, it seems most likely that the material is referable to O. [Opegrapha] agelaeoides Nyl., a widespread species known from the Three Kings Islands to Stewart Island. (D.J. Galloway, 2004)3384bf3d-286b-e611-876f-005056955c66taxonomic statusThe holotype consists of three minute scraps of bark with only two small lirellae present. In the treatment of New Zealand names in the family Graphidaceae and Opegraphaceae, Glenys Hayward commented "The type cannot be characterized or compared with any New Zealand species because the holotype is fragmentary" (Hayward 1977), a psoition I also endorse. From the protologue, though, it seems most likely that the material is referable to O. [Opegrapha] agelaeoides Nyl., a widespread species known from the Three Kings Islands to Stewart Island. (D.J. Galloway, 2004)true2012-02-29T12:10:37.6232026-04-18T06:44:22.587