Lichens

Thomas Nash et al. 2007

see = tentative, until definitive analysis; sp. = a species; spp. = two or more species

  • Acarospora spp. (in the stones, yellow and brown species)
  • Aspcilia spp. (in the stones)
  • Buellia spp. (in the stones)
  • Caloplaca holocarpa (on Prosopis)
  • Caloplaca subsoluta (in the stones)
  • Caloplate spp. (including squamosa and holocarpa on the stones)
  • mexican candlestick (common, in stones – a striking golden yellow)
  • candelaria concolor (on trees, esp. Prosopis)
  • Candelariella sp. (in the stones, bright yellow)
  • Canopromelia texana (in Prosopis and Acacia)
  • Chrysothrix candelaris (in Acacia)
  • cladonia sp. (on earth)
  • Coccocarpy (sees, could not get a sample)
  • Collema see texanum (on stones in shadow)
  • Dermatocarpon see americanum (in the stones)
  • Dimelaena oreina (common in stones)
  • Flavopuncthelia flaventior (on the stones in the shade of the glen, sometimes in the trees)
  • Flavopunctelia praesignis (in the trees)
  • Flavopuncthelia soredica (common in Prosopis and Acacia)
  • Haematomma fenzalianum (white with red apothecia)
  • Heteroderma spp. (in the stones and trees)
  • Hyperphyscia syncolla (in the trees)
  • Lecanora pseudostera (in the stones)
  • Lecidella sp. (in the stones)
  • Leprosy sp. (in the stones)
  • Leprosy sp. (in the trees)
  • Leptogium see azureum (on the stones in the shadows of the glen)
  • Parmotrema austrosinense (common on stones and trees)
  • Parmotreme spp.
  • Peltula euploca (in the stones)
  • Peltula farinosa (in the shadows of the ravines)
  • Peltula printed (in the stones)
  • Peltula obscurans (on earth)
  • Pertusaria moreliensis (on the stones in the glen)
  • Pertusaria tejocotensis (on the stones in the glen)
  • Pertusaria sp. (in the stones)
  • Physcia caesia (in the stones)
  • Physcia see mexican (in the trees)
  • Physcia sp. (in the stones)
  • Physconia sp. (in the stones)
  • Placidium sp. (in the stones)
  • Icteric psoriasis (on earth)
  • Punctelia perreticulata (in the trees)
  • Punctalia hypoleucites (in Acacia)
  • Pyxine petricola (in the stones)
  • Teloschistes chrysophthalmus (in cholla-Opuntia)
  • Usnea ambyloclada (in the stones)
  • Cirrous Usnea (in Acacia)
  • Usnea sp. (in bushes)
  • Xanthoparmelia neopropaguloides (on the stones in the shadow)
  • Xanthoparmelia spp. (probably x. mexican and X. lineola – common in stones)