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Fluff-wart lichens
Lepra
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40 branches of this genus, most-observed first
bitter wart lichen
speciesLepra amara
Pore lichen
speciesLepra albescens
Pustule Crust Lichen
speciesLepra pustulata
Lepra corallina
speciesLepra corallina
Finger Wart Lichen
speciesLepra dactylina
Ragged Wart Lichen
speciesLepra ophthalmiza
Powdered Wart Lichen
speciesLepra trachythallina
Fumarprotocetraric Fluff-Wart
speciesLepra multipunctoides
Lepra aspergilla
speciesLepra aspergilla
Lepra multipuncta
speciesLepra multipuncta
Lepra novaezelandiae
speciesLepra novaezelandiae
Lepra commutata
speciesLepra commutata
Lepra excludens
speciesLepra excludens
Lepra psoromica
speciesLepra psoromica
Arctic Wart Lichen
speciesLepra panyrga
Lepra subvelata
speciesLepra subvelata
Lepra mammosa
speciesLepra mammosa
Lepra truncata
speciesLepra truncata
Lepra leucosora
speciesLepra leucosora
Lepra waghornei
speciesLepra waghornei
Lepra oahuensis
speciesLepra oahuensis
Lepra melanochlora
speciesLepra melanochlora
Hypothamnolic Fluff-Wart
speciesLepra hypothamnolica
Lepra barbatica
speciesLepra barbatica
Lepra muricata
speciesLepra muricata
Lepra gymnospora
speciesLepra gymnospora
Lepra subdactylina
speciesLepra subdactylina
Lepra ventosa
speciesLepra ventosa
Lepra borealis
speciesLepra borealis
Lepra erythrella
speciesLepra erythrella
Lepra floridana
speciesLepra floridana
Lepra scutellifera
speciesLepra scutellifera
Lepra thamnolica
speciesLepra thamnolica
Lepra leucosorodes
speciesLepra leucosorodes
Lepra subventosa
speciesLepra subventosa
Gladys' Mountain Spikes
speciesLepra andersoniae
Lepra flavovelata
speciesLepra flavovelata
Lepra stalactiza
speciesLepra stalactiza
Lepra tropica
speciesLepra tropica
Lepra wawreana
speciesLepra wawreana
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 630829.