Clathroporina Explained
Clathroporina is a genus of lichenized fungi in the family Trichotheliaceae. It was circumscribed by Swiss lichenologist Johannes Müller Argoviensis in 1882.
Species
- Clathroporina amygdalina
- Clathroporina anoptella
- Clathroporina caudata
- Clathroporina chlorocarpa
- Clathroporina chlorotica
- Clathroporina cinereonigricans
- Clathroporina diphloea
- Clathroporina dominicana
- Clathroporina duplicascens
- Clathroporina elabens
- Clathroporina elliottii
- Clathroporina endochrysea
- Clathroporina exiguella
- Clathroporina foliicola
- Clathroporina fulva
- Clathroporina haultainii
- Clathroporina interrupta
- Clathroporina irregularis
- Clathroporina isidiifera
- Clathroporina japonica
- Clathroporina locuples
- Clathroporina mastoidea
- Clathroporina megapotamica
- Clathroporina nitidula
- Clathroporina ocellata
- Clathroporina pustulosa
- Clathroporina rivularis
- Clathroporina sagedioides
- Clathroporina saxatilis
- Clathroporina subpungens
- Clathroporina superans
- Clathroporina translucens
- Clathroporina turgida
- Clathroporina unculiformis
- Clathroporina verruculosa
- Clathroporina wainiana
- Clathroporina wellingtonii