Minn. R., Part 6134.0400 - LICHENS; MOSSES; LIVERWORTS; FUNGI
Subpart 1.
Lichens.
The following species of lichens are designated as:
A. Endangered:
(1)
Caloplaca
parvula;
(2)
Dermatocarpon moulinsii;
(3)
Leptogium
apalachense;
(4)
Lobaria scrobiculata;
(5)
Parmelia
stictica;
(6)
Pseudocyphellaria crocata; and
(7)
Umbilicaria
torrefacta.
B.
Threatened:
(1)
Allocetraria
oakesiana;
(2)
Arthrorhaphis citronella, golden-dot lichen;
(3)
Coccocarpia
palmicola;
(4)
Lecanora epanora, a species of rim lichen;
(5)
Parmelia
stuppea;
(6)
Peltula bolanderi, Bolander's peltula lichen;
(7)
Protopannaria
pezizoides, brown-gray moss-shingle lichen;
(8)
Ramalina roesleri,
frayed ramalina lichen; and
(9)
Usnea mutabilis, bloody beard lichen.
C. Of special concern:
(1)
Ahtiana
aurescens;
(2)
Amygdalaria panaeola, powdery almond lichen;
(3)
Anaptychia
crinalis;
(4)
Arctoparmelia centrifuga, concentric ring lichen;
(5)
Arctoparmelia
subcentrifuga, a species of ring lichen;
(6)
Bryoria fuscescens,
pale-footed horsehair lichen;
(7)
Buellia nigra, black disk lichen;
(8)
Caloplaca stellata, a
species of firedot lichen;
(9)
Cladonia pseudorangiformis;
(10)
Heterodermia obscurata,
orange-tinted fringe lichen;
(11)
Melanelia subolivacea, brown-eyed camouflage lichen;
(12)
Menegazzia terebrata,
port-hole lichen;
(13)
Ochrolechia androgyna, powdery saucer lichen;
(14)
Peltigera
venosa;
(15)
Platismatia glauca, ragbag lichen;
(16)
Ramalina thrausta,
Angel's hair lichen;
(17)
Stereocaulon pileatum, pixie foam lichen;
(18)
Sticta
fuliginosa;
(19)
Thelocarpon epibolum, a species of thelocarpon
lichen;
(20)
Usnea
longissima, Methusela's beard lichen; and
(21)
Usnea rubicunda, red
beard lichen.
Subp.
2.
Mosses and liverworts.
The following species of mosses and liverworts are designated as:
A. Endangered:
(1)
Bryoxiphium norvegicum,
sword moss;
(2)
Schistostega pennata, luminous moss; and
(3)
Splachnum rubrum, red
parasol moss.
B.
Threatened:
(1)
Cirriphyllum
piliferum, hair-pointed feather moss;
(2)
Cryptocolea imbricata,
hidden perianth liverwort;
(3)
Cynodontium schisti, mowed mosquito moss;
(4)
Lescuraea saxicola,
lustrous bow moss;
(5)
Sphagnum compactum, cushion peat moss;
(6)
Sphagnum lescurii, red
twisted peat moss; and
(7)
Trichocolea tomentella, down liverwort.
C. Of special concern:
(1)
Aphanorrhegma serratum,
lidden earth moss;
(2)
Atrichum crispum, wave-leaved crane's-bill moss;
(3)
Atrichum tenellum,
little saw moss;
(4)
Aulacomnium androgynum, bud-headed thread moss;
(5)
Aulacomnium
heterostichum, differential branched crease capsule moss;
(6)
Bryum cyclophyllum,
egg-leaf true moss;
(7)
Buxbaumia aphylla, bug-on-stick moss;
(8)
Cyrto-hypnum pygmaeum,
pygmy plume moss;
(9)
Encalypta procera, tall extinguisher moss;
(10)
Frullania selwyniana,
Selwyn's ear-leaf liverwort;
(11)
Heterocladium dimorphum, spaced-out tangle moss;
(12)
Hyophila involuta,
rolled-leaf wet-ground moss;
(13)
Jaffueliobryum wrightii, Wright's blunt-leaved true
moss;
(14)
Meesia
uliginosa, swan moss;
(15)
Pogonatum urnigerum, urn-bearing hair moss;
(16)
Thelia hirtella, nipple
moss; and
(17)
Tortella
inclinata, shortleaf chalk moss.
Subp. 3.
Fungi.
The following species of fungi are designated as:
A. Endangered:
(1)
Psathyrella
cystidiosa;
(2)
Psathyrella rhodospora; and
(3)
Suillus
weaverae.
B.
Threatened: none.
C. Of special
concern:
(1)
Boletus
subcaerulescens, a species of Porcini mushroom;
(2)
Laccaria
trullisata;
(3)
Lactarius fuliginellus;
(4)
Lysurus cruciatus;
and
(5)
Sarcosoma
globosum, a species of cup fungus.
Notes
Statutory Authority: MS s 84.0895
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