family
Button and Allied Lichens
Caliciaceae
Field notes
Children
- Stubble Lichens 3 native
- Pyxine Lichens 2 native
- Button Lichens 2 native
- Dirinaria Lichens 2 native
- Button Lichens 1 native
- Mountain Lichens 1 native
- Chrismofulvea
- Texosporium Lichen
- Dermiscellum Lichen
- Baculifera
- Endohyalina
- Urn Lichen
- Diplotomma
- Thelomma Lichen
- Stigmatochroma
- Acolium
- Allocalicium
- Tetramelas
- Gassicurtia
- Pseudothelomma
- Ciposia
- Pleated Lichens
- Cratiria
- Mountain Crab Eye Lichen
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native button and allied lichens All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Common Button Lichen
Buellia erubescens
5,051 observations
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Golden Moonglow Lichen
Dimelaena oreina
4,590 observations
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Mustard Lichen
Pyxine subcinerea
2,582 observations
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Spicy Mustard-rosette
Pyxine sorediata
2,560 observations
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Tiny Button Lichen
Amandinea punctata
1,351 observations
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Confused Dirinaria Lichen
Dirinaria confusa
728 observations
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Green Stubble Lichen
Calicium viride
482 observations
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Yellow Soot Lichen
Calicium tigillare
415 observations
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Sunken Button Lichen
Buellia spuria
272 observations
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Spike Lichen
Calicium salicinum
142 observations
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Yellow Collar Stubble Lichen
Calicium trabinellum
137 observations
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Powdery Medallion
Dirinaria picta
127 observations
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Frost's Medallion Lichen
Dirinaria frostii
106 observations
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Boreal Button Lichen
Buellia disciformis
102 observations
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Buttoned Rosette Lichen
Pyxine cocoes
66 observations