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Cocciferae
Cladonia didyma (Fèe) Vainio
Podetia strongly squamose f. squamulosa Robbins.
A. Podetia areolate-corticate near the apex var. rugifera Vain.
B. Podetia decorticate var. muscigena (Eschw.) Vain.
1. Branched f. polydactyloides (Müll Arg.) Vain.
2. Simple and very short f. pygmaea Vain.
Cladonia digitata Schaer. Podetia scyphose, sorediate near apex, esquamulose f. monstrosa (Ach.) Vain.
Podetia scyphose, sorediate near apex, squamulose f. phyllophora Anzi
Podetia without scyphi, moderately stout f. cervchoides Vain.
Podetia without scyphi, slender f. tenella Th. Fr.
Cladonia flabelliformis (Flk.) Vainio Podetia simple, tubaeform or scyphose f. tubaeformis (Mudd.) Vain.
Podetia repeatedly proliferous and scyphose var. polydactyla (Flk.) Vain.
Cladonia Floerkeana (Fr.) Sommerf. Podetia corticate, no soredia or squamuls f. chloroides (Flk.) Vain.
Podetia corticate, sorediose, no squamules f. intermedia Hepp.
Podetia moderately squamulose f. carcata (Ach.) Nyl.
Cladonia macilenta (Hoffm.) Nyl. Podetia obtuse, farinose-sorediate, esquamulose, spermagonia on primary thallus f. styracella (Ach.) Vain.
Podetia sorediate, squamulose, spermagonia on primary thallus if present f. squamigera Vain.
Podetia corticate, soredia sparse var. corticata Vain.
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Cladonia coccifera (L). Willd.
Podetia without squamules, apothecia large, globose var. stemmatina Arch.
Podetia squamose f. phyllocoma Flk.
Cladonia subdigitata (Nyl.) Vain. Podetia proliferous, much digitately branched above f. polydactyloides Nyl.
Cladonia pleurota (Flk.) Schaer. Podetia without squamules, robust, fertile, apothecia on robust marginal innovations. K — f. extensa (Ach.) Sandst.
Podetia with wide, open cups, and conspicuous large marginal apothecia. K — f. decorata Vainio
Podetia. K + f. albida Vainio
Podetia squamulose. K — f. phyllocoma (Flk.) Sandst.
Proliferations central. f. centralis (Schaer) Oliv.
Cladonia deformis Hoffm. Podetia ascyphose, tapering to blunt points f. cornuta Fors.
Podetia scyphose, not proliferous f. cyathiformts Sandst.
Podetia scyphose, margins lacerate prolifei-ous f. extensa (Hoffm.) Vain.
Thallostelides
Cladonia Balfourii Cromb.
Podetia scyphose but cups gradually expanded to not more than 2 mm in width f. chlorophaeoides (Vain.) Evans.
Cladonia Borbonica (Del.) Nyl. Scyphi absent or narrow. Podetia squamulose f. squamulosa Robbins
Cladonia calycantha Del. Margins of scyphi squamulose f. foliolosa Vain.
Cladonia chlorophaea (Flk.) Spreng. Podetia sterile, esquamulose, or few basal squamules. Scyphi without proliferations. Decoiticate surface of cups smooth and opaque f. simplex (Hoffm.) Arn.
Decoiticate surface of cups ribbed, semi pellucid f. costata (Flk.) Arn.
Scyphi proliferate, and proliferations mostly scyphose f. prolifera (Wallr.) Arn.
Podetia fertile, esquamulose, cups distinct f. carpophora (Flk.) Anders.
Cladonia comocraea (Flk.) Sandst. Podetia subulate, tips minutely centrally depressed f. ceratodes (Flk.) Dalla Torre and Sarnth.
Podetia truncate or narrowly scyphose, tips conspicuously centrally depressed f. truncata (Flk.) Dalla Torre and Sarnth.
Podetia squamose or squamulose f. phyllostrota (Flk.) Vain.
Podetia scyphose, cups well expanded and proliferate f. stenoscypha (Stuckenb) Sandst.
Cladonia cornuta (L.) Schaer. No scyphi or podetial squamules f. cylindrica Schaer.
Scyphose f. scyphosa Schaer.
Podential squamules present f. phyllotoca (Flk.) Arn.
Cladonia cornutoradiata (Coem.) Sandst. Podetia elongate, branches few or none, not scyphose, almost wholly decorticate and sorediose f. subulata (L.) Sandst.
Podetia elongate, scyphose, proliferous, wholly decorticate and sorediose f. radiata (Schreb.) Coem
Podetia branched but not scyphose f. furcellata Sandst
Podetia squamose or esquamulose f. capreolata (Flk.) Flot.
Scyphose, repeatedly proliferous from margin of lower scyphi, scyphi large and regular f. repetitoprolifera Sandst.
Cladonia degenerans (Flk.) Spreng. Podetia scyphose, squamules few or none. f. repitoproifera Sandst.
Scyphi regular but sterile f. euphorea (Ach.) Flot.
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Scyphi irregular, with lacerate margins f cladomorpha (Ach.) Vain.
Podetia ascyphous, irregularly branched, branches cornute or subulate f. dilacerata Schaer.
Podetia with or without scyphi, squamulose f. phyllophora (Ehrh.) Flot.
Primary thallus curling into loose balls which roll freely in the wind f. erratica Lindsay
Cladoma gracilis (L) Willd Scyphi regular, sterile, proliferous, no squamules or soredia var dilatata (Hoffm) Vain
Scyphi often irregular, podetia often squamulose f. dilacerata Flk.
Scyphi if present minute. Podetia very slender var gracillima Norrl,
Scyphi regular, deformed, or none Podetia rather slender and esquamulose. K − var chordalis (Flk) Schaer.
Scyphi ± regular, narrow. Podetia stout, yellowish-biown. esquamulose K + (brown) atronorine absent. var. elongata (Jacq.) Flk
Similar to last but glaucescent K + (strong yellow), atronorine present (Often treated as a valid species) f ecmocyna (Ach) Vain
Podetia sparingly granulose, variegated var Campbelliana Vain
Cladonia pyxidata (L) Hoffm Primary squamules adnate appiessed to substratum val pocillum (Ach) Flot
Primary squamules free, ascending, podetia esquamulose var neglecta (Flk.) Mass.
Podetia not proliferating; cups sterile or apothecia sterile f simplex (Ach) Harm
Podetia proliferate from outer surface, these scyphose f peutheta (Walh) Robbins
Podetia squamulose f lophvra Ach
Cladonia pityrea (Flk.) Vainio Podetia rarely over 2.5 cm Scyphi present or absent vai Zwackhu Vain
Podetia scyphose Podetia sorediose, squamules few or none f cladomorpha Flk
Podetia sorediose, squamulose or isidiosquamulose f hololepis (Flk) Vain
Podetia not sorediose, podetial squamules few or none f scyphifera (Del.) Vain
Podetia ascyphous Squamules few or none, podetia sorediose f subacuta Vain
Squamulose: podetia not sorediose f phyllophora (Mudd.) Vain.
Podetia 3–6.5 cm high, ascyphous or scarcely scyphose, areolate-corticate near base, ± granulose-decorticate above var subareolata Vain
Cladonia verticillata (Hoffm.) Schaer. Primary squamule. small. K−. Podetia usually esquamulose, proliferations central var evoluta Th Fr
Podetia somewhat squamulose f phyllocephala Flot.
Proliferations both central and marginal f apoticta (Ach.) Vain.
Chasmariae
C. furcata (Huds.) Schrad
Podetia without squamules or soredia var racemosa (Hoffm) Flk.
Sterile and subulate f furcatosubulata (Hoffm) Vain.
Fertile and subcorymbose f corymbosa (Ach) Nyl
Podetia squamulose var pinnata Flk
Sterile podetia subulate, fertile ± corymbose f foltolosa Del
C. scabriuscula (Del.) Leight. Podetia whitish or glaucescent. Cortex subcontinuous or dispersed. Podetia
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isidio-squamulose below, granular above. Sterile apices subulate. Repeatedly but sparingly dichotomous f. surrecta (Flk.) Sandst.
Cortex as above. Podetia rather stout. Apex obtuse, becoming isidio-squamulose, and granular or verrucose f. cancellata Mull. Arg.
Podetia mainly decorticate, but squamulose, and isidiose, granular, or verrucose f. adspersa Flk.
Podetia dark, or pale brown. Mainly decorticate and squamulose f. conspersa Vain.
(Forms sublevis Sandst and semipellucida Sandst are also recorded from New Zealand. See 52, p. 40.)
C. squomosa (Scop.) Hoffm. Podetia cup-forming. Podetia decorticate in upper part, sparingly granulose or esorediose. Podetia naked or finely but sparingly squamulose f. denticollis (Hoffm.) Flk.
Podetia densely squamulose f. squamosissima Flk.
Podetia corticate, white or ashy, squamose f. phyllocoma (Rabenh.) Vain.
Podetia granulose, scyphose f. gracilenta Mull. Arg.
Ungiales
Cladonia Boryi Tuck. Podetia blunt, scarcely scyphose f. lacunosa (Bory) Tuck.
Podeti with ± distinct scyphi f. reticulata (Russell) Merrill.
Cladonia capitellata (Tayl.) Bab Podetia aseyphous, primary thallus ± per-sistent. Podetial axils not dilated f. fastigiata Vain.
Podetial axils dilated and branching finterhtascents (Nyl.) Vain.
Podetia ascyphous, blackish at base with white spots, primary thallus soon vanishing f. degenerata Vain.
Podetia scyphose or frequently so. Primary thallus ± persistent f. amaurocraeiodes Vain.