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Key to the Lichen Genera of South Africa

Although Lichens are in turmoil due to recent DNA reconfigurations of genera and familial affiliations, we still need a key to try and grapple with our identifications.

This is list based on Alan M. Fryday 's2015. A new checklist of lichenised, lichenicolous and allied fungi reported ...more ↓

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