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Diederich, P./ von Brackel, W. 2024: Llanorella. - Flora of Lichenicolous Fungi 2: 273-276. [RLL List # 281 / Rec.# 46031]
Abstract: The previously invalidly published genus and species Llanorella ramalinae are validated here. This species is common and widespread on various Ramalina species. Its superficial network of hyphae resembles those of Sphaerellothecium and Trimmatostroma species; however, it can be distinguished by the occasional presence of sterile bulbils and of sporodochium-like agglomerations of conidia.

Notes: New: Llanorella ramalinae Alstrup & Olech ex Diederich & Brackel (on Ramalina terebrata from Antarctica; R. sp. from Costa Rica; R. canariensis, R. fastigiata, R. siliquosa from France; R. farinacea, R. fastigiata from Italy; R. europaea from Luxembourg; R. sp. from Madagascar; R. nervulosa & R. subfraxinea from Mauritius; R. peruviana from New Zealand; R. vernulosa, R. tenella from Papua New Guinea; R. bourgaeana, R. calicaris, R. crispatula, R. huei, R. mollis, R. polymorpha, R. pusilla, R. rosacea, from Spain).

URL: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/388340422_Flora_of_Lichenicolous_Fungi_Vol_2_Hyphomycetes

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