Nombre:		Hypogymnia physodes Nyl., (1896) página 39
Basiónimo:		Lichen physodes L.
Sinónimo(s):		Imbricaria physodes (L.) DC. Parmelia physodes Ach. (1803)
Estatus:		Especie, líquenizado
Posición taxonómica:		Hypogymnia (Nyl.) Nyl. [Género] Parmeliaceae Zenker [Familia] Lecanorales Nannf. [Órden] Lecanoromycetidae P.M. Kirk, P.F. Cannon, J.C. David & Stalpers ex Miądl., Lutzoni & Lumbsch [Subclase] Lecanoromycetes O.E. Erikss. & Winka [Clase] Pezizomycotina O.E. Erikss. & Winka [Subdivisión / Subphylum] Ascomycota Caval.-Sm. [División / Phylum] Fungi R.T. Moore [Reino]
Taxones constituyentes:		Taxos subespecíficos Hypogymnia physodes forma cassidiformis (Vereit.) Hakul. Hypogymnia physodes forma elegans (Mereschk.) J.W. Thomson Hypogymnia physodes forma epiphylla (Savicz) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma foraminifera (Wereit.) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma granulosa (Harm.) Hakul. Hypogymnia physodes forma isidiosa (Anders) Räsänen Hypogymnia physodes forma labrosa (Ach.) Watson Hypogymnia physodes forma maculans (H. Olivier) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma minor (Hilitzer) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma physodes Hypogymnia physodes forma pinnata (Anders) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma platyphylla (Ach.) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma stigmatea (Bitt.) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma subcrustacea (Flot.) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma sublugubris (Müll. Arg.) Räsänen Hypogymnia physodes forma subtubulosa (Anders) Rass. Hypogymnia physodes forma vittatoides (Mereschk.) Räsänen Hypogymnia physodes var. labrosa (Ach.) Parrique Hypogymnia physodes var. physodes Hypogymnia physodes var. platyphylla (Ach.) Walt. Watson Hypogymnia physodes var. tubulosa (Schaer.) Walt. Watson
Dados de catálogos:		Lamb, Index Lichenum p. 4
Cybertruffle Resources:		Cyberliber Cumulative Index [English language only] Banco de Datos Biológicos (580 registros)
Otros sitios conexiones:		Fungal Databases [Systematic Botany and Mycology, USDA] Genbank Google imágenes IMI [CABI Fungus Dried Reference Collection] Index Fungorum Landcare [New Zealand] Mycobank New York Botanic Garden [Virtual Fungus Dried Reference Collection]