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lecanora's Usage Examples:

concentrica, Lecanora esculenta); but it can hardly be that these are really free ab initio (vide Crombie in Journ.

Lecanora Prevostii, Lecidea calcivora) have the power of forming minute cavities in the rock, in which they are partially buried.

Lecanora calcarea, Lecidea calcivora and several Verrucariae), while all other saxicolous lichens may be regarded as belonging to the latter, whatever may be the mineralogical character of the substratum.

This is derived chiefly from Lecanora esculents, which grows unattached on the ground in layers from 3 to 6 in.

Inferior to this is " cudbear," derived from Lecanora tartarea, which was formerly very extensively employed by the peasantry of north Europe for giving a scarlet or purple colour to woollen cloths.

Of considerable value is the " perelle " prepared from Lecanora parella, and used in the preparation of a red or crimson dye.

They are characterized by their insolubility or very slight solubility in water; as examples may be mentioned erythrinic acid in Roccella and Lecanora; evernic acid in species of Evernia, Ramalina and Cladonia; lecanoric acid in Lecanora, Gyrophora.

Thus ascogonia with trichogynes have been observed in Endocarpon, Collema, Pertusaria, Lecanora, Gyrophora, Parmelia, Ramalina, Physcia, Anaptychia and Cladonia.

Lecanora metaboloides, Lecidea decolorans), while sometimes they are white or glaucous, rarely greenish, pruinose.

species of alga) but a few forms are known (Lecanora granatina, Solorina crocea) which make use of more than one kind in their development.

lecanora's Meaning':

any lichen of the genus Lecanora; some used in dyeing; some used for food