Cladus: Eukaryota
Supergroup: Opisthokonta
Regnum: Fungi
Divisio: Ascomycota
Subdivisio: Pezizomycotina
Classis: Lecanoromycetes
Subclassis: Lecanoromycetidae
Ordo: Lecanorales
Familia: Cladoniaceae
Genus: Cladonia
Species: C. abbatiana - C. abbreviatula - C. acervata - C. acuminata - C. adspersa - C. ahtii - C. alaskana - C. albata - C. albonigra - C. alinii - C. alpina - C. amaurocraea - C. andereggii - C. angustata - C. anitae - C. apodocarpa - C. arbuscula - C. archeri - C. argentea - C. artuata - C. asahinae - C. aspera - C. atlantica - C. atrans - C. attacta - C. azorica - C. bacillaris - C. bacilliformis - C. beaumontii - C. bellidiflora - C. bimberiensis - C. borbonica - C. borealis - C. boryi - C. botryocarpa - C. botrytes - C. brevis - C. buckii - C. caespiticia - C. callosa - C. calyciformis - C. caperatica - C. capitellata - C. cariosa - C. carneola - C. caroliniana - C. celata - C. cenotea - C. cervicornis - C. chlorophaea - C. ciliata - C. cinerella - C. coccifera - C. complanata - C. confusa - C. coniocraea - C. conista - C. conspicua - C. convoluta - C. corniculata - C. cornuta - C. corymbescens - C. crispata - C. cristatella - C. cryptochlorophaea - C. cucullata - C. cyanipes - C. cyanopora - C. cyathomorpha - C. cylindrica - C. dactylota - C. dahliana - C. darwinii - C. decorticata - C. deformis - C. densissima - C. didyma - C. digitata - C. dimorpha - C. dimorphoclada - C. dissimilis - C. diversa - C. ecmocyna - C. enantia - C. evansii - C. extracorticata - C. farinacea - C. fenestralis - C. fimbriata - C. firma - C. floerkeana - C. floridana - C. foliacea - C. fruticulosa - C. furcata - C. fuscofunda - C. gallowayi - C. glauca - C. glebosa - C. graciliformis - C. gracilis - C. granulans - C. grayi - C. halei - C. hammeri - C. hokkaidensis - C. homosekikaica - C. hondoensis - C. humilis - C. hypoxantha - C. imbricarica - C. imbricata - C. imperialis - C. incerta - C. incrassata - C. innominata - C. inobeana - C. jaliscana - C. japonica - C. kalbii - C. kanewskii - C. koyaensis - C. krempelhuberi - C. kriegeri - C. kuringaiensis - C. kurokawae - C. labradorica - C. lacryma - C. lepidophora - C. leporina - C. luteoalba - C. macaronesica - C. macilenta - C. macroceras - C. macrophylla - C. macrophyllodes - C. magyarica - C. malayana - C. marionii - C. mateocyatha - C. maxima - C. mediterranea - C. melaleuca - C. merochlorophaea - C. metacorallifera - C. mexicana - C. miniata - C. mitis - C. mongkolsukii - C. monomorpha - C. multiformis - C. murrayi - C. nana - C. nashii - C. neozelandica - C. nipponica - C. nitidella - C. norikurensis - C. norvegica - C. novochlorophaea - C. nudicaulis - C. ochrochlora - C. pachycladodes - C. paeminosa - C. parasitica - C. perforata - C. perfossa - C. perlomera - C. petricosa - C. petrophila - C. peziziformis - C. phyllophora - C. piedmontensis - C. pleurota - C. pocillum - C. polycarpia - C. polycarpoides - C. polydactyla - C. poroscypha - C. portentosa - C. praetermissa - C. prolifica - C. prostrata - C. pseudodidyma - C. pseudoevansii - C. pseudogymnopoda - C. pseudohondoensis - C. pseudostellata - C. psoromica - C. pulchra - C. pulvinella - C. pycnoclada - C. pyxidata - C. ramulosa - C. rangiferina - C. rangiformis - C. rappii - C. ravenelii - C. rei - C. rigida - C. robbinsii - C. sandstedei - C. santensis - C. sarmentosa - C. scabriuscula - C. schofieldii - C. shikokiana - C. simulata - C. singularis - C. sobolescens - C. southlandica - C. squamosa - C. staufferi - C. stellaris - C. stereoclada - C. stipitata - C. strangulata - C. strepsilis - C. stricta - C. stygia - C. subcariosa - C. subcervicornis - C. subconistea - C. subdecaryana - C. subfimbriata - C. subfurcata - C. submitis - C. submultiformis - C. subpityrea - C. subradiata - C. subsetacea - C. subsquamosa - C. substrepsilis - C. subsubulata - C. subtenuis - C. subulata - C. sulcata - C. sulphurina - C. symphycarpia - C. tasmanica - C. tenerrima - C. tenuicaulis - C. terrae-novae - C. tessellata - C. thiersii - C. thomsonii - C. transcendens - C. trassii - C. turgida - C. uliginosa - C. umbricola - C. uncialis - C. ustulata - C. verruculosa - C. vulcani - C. wainioi - C. weymouthii - C. yunnana - C. zopfii
Name
Cladonia P.Browne, 1756 (nom. cons.)
References
Hinds, J.W. and Hinds, P.L. (2007) Cladonia Hill ex P. Browne, 1756 (pp. 151-217) In, The Macrolichens of New England. - Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden No. 96. New York Botanical Garden Press, Bronx, New York. 584 pp. [1]
Brodo, I.M., Sharnoff, S.D. and Sharnoff, S. (2001) Cladonia (pp. 223-278) In, Lichens of North America. Yale University Press, New Haven, 795 pages. [2] [3]
Dolnik, C; Beck, A. and Zarabska, D. (2010) Distinction of Cladonia rei and C. subulata based on molecular, chemical and morphological characteristics. The Lichenologist 42(4): 373-386. (doi: 10.1017/S0024282910000071)
Lendemer, J.C. and Hodkinson, B.P. (2009) The Wisdom of Fools: new molecular and morphological insights into the North American apodetiate species of Cladonia. - Opuscula Philolichenum 7: 79-100. PDF
McCune, B. and Geiser, L. (2009) Cladonia (pp. 65-102) Macrolichens of the Pacific Northwest. (Second Edition) Oregon State University Press, Corvallis, 464 pp.
Thomson, J.W. (2003) Cladonia P. Browne (pp. 73-90) In, Lichens of Wisconsin. Wisconsin State Herbarium, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 386 pages. [4]
van Herk, K. and Aptroot, A. (2004) Cladonia Hill ex P. Browne (pp. 128-165) In, Veldgids Korstmossen. Koninkliijke Nederlandse Natuurhistorische Vereniging, 423 pages; in Dutch. [5]
USDA PLANTS Database
North American Lichen Checklist
Index Fungorum
List of British Lichens & Lichenicolous Fungi
Vernacular names
Lietuvių: Šiurė
Nederlands: Heidestaartje en bekermos
Русский: Кладония
Suomi: Torvijäkälät
