Seavey, F. C. & J. L. Seavey 2011: Calopadia schomerae (Pilocarpaceae), a lichen from Everglades National Park. - Opuscula Philolichenum 9: 39-43. [RLL List # 223 / Rec.# 32983] Abstract: Calopadia schomerae is described from corticolous and foliicolous collections within Everglades National Park. Voucher specimens were obtained from two distinctly different habitats and substrates. Foliicolous collections were made within shaded hammock forests with high humidity while some of the corticolous specimens inhabited margins of dry roadbeds in brighter and considerably less humid conditions. The former exhibited lightly pruinose apothecia or pruina nearly absent while the latter are often distinctly pruinose. The new species is similar to C. fusca and C. lucida but differs in several characteristics.
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