References from the California Lichen Catalog

RIEFNER, R. E. JR., & R. ROSENTRETER. 2004.

The distribution and ecology of Texosporium in southern California. Madroño 51: 326–330.

ROSENTRETER, R. 1998.

Notes on the Aspicilia reptans complex, with descriptions of two new species. pp. 163–170, in M. G. Glenn, R. C. Harris, R. Dirig, & M. S. Cole (eds.), Lichenographia Thomsoniana; North American lichenology in honor of John W. Thomson. Mycotaxon Ltd., Ithaca.

SANDERS, W. B. 1999b.

Fruticose growth of Dirina catalinariae f. sorediata on Santa Cruz Island, Northern Channel islands, California. Bulletin of the California Lichen Society 6: 2–3.

WEBER, W. A. 1967a.

Lichenes Exsiccatae, Fascicle 5 (no. 161–200; from CA: 165. Lecanora bolanderi; 175. Schizopelte californica; 176. Hubbsia parishii, as “Reinkella parishii”; 177. Dendrographa minor; 178. Aspicilia californica, as “Aspicilia sp. ”; 179. Cliostomum griffithii, as “Catillaria griffithii”; 180. Lecanora conizaeoides; 181. Lecanora cancriformis; 182. Bacidina californica, as “Bacidia albescens”; 183. Lecanora carpinea; 184. Diploicia canescens; 185. Ramalina homalea; 186. Ramalina farinacea; 187. Evernia prunastri; 188. Xanthoria polycarpa; 189. Rinodina radiata; 192. Arthonia impolita; 193. Caloplaca stanfordensis; 194. Lecanactis californica; 195. Roccellina franciscana, as “Schismatomma cupressum”; 198. Opegrapha brattiae as “Opegrapha saxicola”; 199. Rinodina archaea) Distributed by the University of Colorado, Boulder.