Ciri dan struktur
Rinodina exigua is characterised by its relatively thin thallus (main body) that appears pale grey-green in colour. The thallus has an irregular, cracked structure with an uneven, surface that sometimes develops small scale-like formations (), and lacks distinct boundaries, spreading diffusely across its substrate. No clearly defined border () is visible between the lichen and surrounding surfaces. The reproductive structures (apothecia) are quite noticeable, measuring 300–460 μm in diameter. These dark fruiting bodies are either attached to the surface () or partially embedded within the thallus (semi-). They often occur abundantly and may grow so closely together that they touch. Each apothecium is surrounded by a rim () that matches the colour of the main thallus, measuring 20–30 μm wide. This rim remains intact throughout the lichen's development, though it may develop slight scalloping () with age. The central of the apothecium is black, initially flat but becoming convex as it matures. The spore-producing layer (hymenium) measures 160–200 μm in height and turns blue when stained with iodine solution (I+). Beneath this lies a pale yellow layer () measuring 120–140 μm that does not react with iodine (I−). The spore sacs (asci) measure 130–160 by 15–19 μm with uniformly thick inner walls. The dark brown spores () measure (12.5–) 14–17.5 by (7–) 8–10 μm, featuring thick walls with rounded to conical compartments. They have a structure typical of the Physcia-type, with the central dividing wall (septum) being thickened and darkly pigmented in the middle. The spores lack a gelatinous outer coating.
Habitat dan peran ekologis
Rinodina exigua is an epiphyte that grows on the bark of trees. In Greece, it can use Robinia as a host tree. In the United Kingdom, R. exigua grows on the bark of old Fraxinus and Quercus trees. Within Ukraine, R. exigua has been documented in both the Crimean Peninsula and the Carpathian mountain range. Its European distribution shows a distinct pattern: in the southern regions of Europe, it primarily inhabits mountainous areas, whereas in Central Europe, the species can be found across a broader altitudinal range, from lowlands to mid-elevation sites. The lichen typically grows alongside other nitrogen-tolerant species, including Rinodina pyrina, Lecanora hagenii, Caloplaca alnetorum, and Caloplaca holocarpa. It does not occur in South Africa; historical records of taxa labelled under this named were later determined to be Rinodina ficta.
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Reproduksi
The reproductive structures (apothecia) are quite noticeable, measuring 300–460 μm in diameter. These dark fruiting bodies are either attached to the surface () or partially embedded within the thallus (semi-). They often occur abundantly and may grow so closely together that they touch. Each apothecium is surrounded by a rim () that matches the colour of the main thallus, measuring 20–30 μm wide. This rim remains intact throughout the lichen's development, though it may develop slight scalloping () with age. The central of the apothecium is black, initially flat but becoming convex as it matures. The spore-producing layer (hymenium) measures 160–200 μm in height and turns blue when stained with iodine solution (I+).
Catatan identitas dan cakupan
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Dokumentasi Rinodina exigua dari Wikimedia Commons. The crustose, bark-dwelling lichen Rinodina exigua Identifikasi mengikuti record berkas sumber.
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Sumber profil
- [1] Rinodina exigua — Wikipedia (en)
- [2] Catalogue of Life Base2026-09-11 — Rinodina exigua
- [3] Dokumentasi visual — Rinodina exigua
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Fungi. Rinodina exigua. Rilis data fungi-2026-10-12-expansion-2. https://fungi-atlas.mgadib.chatgpt.site/jamur/rinodina-exigua/.
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