HEPPIA Nägeli
Heppia adglutinata (Kremp.) A. Massal.
Fink (1919): Jefferson Co. [as H. desprauxii].
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report [as H. lutosa].
Hale (1969, 1979): mapped statewide [as H. lutosa].
Harris (1995a).
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park [as H. lutosa].
Wetmore (1970): Franklin, Jefferson, and Perry cos. [as H. lutosa].
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co. [as H. lutosa].
Heppia conchiloba Zahlbr.
Harris (1995a).
Heppia desprauxii
Heppia adglutinata
Heppia lutosa - Esslinger & Egan (1995) exclude this taxon from North America; local reports are referable to H. adglutinata, as discussed by Henssen (1994).
HETERODERMIA Trevis.
Heterodermia albicans (Pers.) Swinscow & Krog
Gier & Kendrick (1972): Vernon Co. [as H. domingensis].
Hale (1969): mapped from SE1/3 Mo. [as Anaptychia raveneli i
Hale (1979): mapped from SE1/3 Mo.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1986): "Bootheel Region".
Nelson (1977): Reynolds Co. [as H. domingensis].
Heterodermia casarettiana - Hale (1979) mapped this species from the SE1/3 Mo. This is a southeastern species, with no known collections proximal to Missouri, despite extensive fieldwork in suitable habitats. Given the tenuous and unsubstantiated nature of the only source attributing this species to Missouri, it is excluded from the flora.
Heterodermia domingensis
Heterodermia albicans
Heterodermia echinata (Taylor) W. L. Culb.
C. Culberson (1969): literature report [as H. galactophylla].
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report [also as H. galactophylla].
Hale (1957a): Barry Co. [as Anaptychia galactophylla].
Hale (1969): mapped from S1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia echinata].
Hale (1979): mapped from SE1/3 Mo.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Weber (1989): Barry Co. (Lich. Exs. Colo. 683); the date of this collection, cited as 1896, is 1986.
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co.
Heterodermia galactophylla - local reports are referable to Heterodermia echinata.
Heterodermia granulifera (Ach.) W. L. Culb.
C. Culberson (1969): literature report.
Dey (1976, 1979): mapped from SE Mo. based on literature report.
Gier & Kendrick (1972): Jasper and Vernon cos., also literature report.
Hale (1957a): Barry, Dent, Douglas, Ozark, and Taney cos. [as Anaptychia granulifera].
Hale (1969): mapped from SE1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia granulifera].
Hale (1979): mapped from SE1/3 Mo.
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co.
Heterodermia hypoleuca (Muhl.) Trevis.
Berry (1937): Washington Co. [as Anaptychia hypoleuca].
C. Culberson (1969): literature report.
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report.
Hale (1956a): 8 mapped records in SW Mo. [as Anaptychia hypoleuca].
Hale (1957a): cited from 9 cos. in S1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia hypoleuca].
Hale (1969): mapped from all but extreme NW Mo. [as Anaptychia hypoleuca].
Hale (1979): mapped statewide.
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co.
Heterodermia obscurata (Nyl.) Trevis.
C. Culberson (1969).
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report.
Hale (1957a): cited from 9 cos. in S1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia heterochroa].
Hale (1969): mapped from SE1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia obscurata].
Hale (1979): mapped from SE1/2 Mo.
Kurokawa (1962): Dent Co. [as Anaptychia obscurata].
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Wetmore (1967): literature report [as Anaptychia obscurata].
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co.
Heterodermia speciosa (Wulfen) Trevis.
C. Culberson (1969): literature report [as Anaptychia speciosa].
(1957a): cited from 8 cos. in S1/2 Mo. [as Anaptychia speciosa].
Hale (1969): mapped statewide [as Anaptychia speciosa].
Hale (1979): mapped from E1/2 Mo.
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co. See note under Anaptychia galactophylla.
HYPERPHYSCIA Müll. Arg.
Hyperphyscia adglutinata (Flörke) H. Mayrhofer & Poelt
Berry (1936): Boone Co. [as Physcia adglutinata].
Berry (1937): Boone, Cole, and St. Louis cos. [as Physcia adglutinata].
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park [as Physciopsis adglutinata].
MBG (1974a, 1974b): Salt River basin [as Physcia adglutinata].
Seaward (1978): Salt River basin [as Physciopsis adglutinata].
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co. See note under Physcia pumilior.
Hyperphyscia syncolla (Tuck. ex Nyl.) Kalb
Gier & Kendrick (1972): Cass, Jackson, and Jasper cos., also literature report [as Physciopsis syncolla].
Hale (1957a): Barry and Wright cos. [as Physcia syncolla].
Hale (1969): mapped statewide [as Physcia syncolla].
Hale (1979): mapped statewide [as Physciopsis syncolla].
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park [as Physciopsis syncolla].
Thomson (1963): Barry, Lafayette, and Wright cos. [as Physcia syncolla].
Wetmore (1992a): Taney Co.
Wetmore (1992b): Newton Co. See note under Physcia pumilior.
HYPOCENOMYCE M. Choisy
Hypocenomyce anthracophila
Biatora anthracophila
Hypocenomyce friesii (Ach.) P. James & Gotth. Schneid.
Ladd et al. (1994): Iron Co.
HYPOTRACHYNA (Vain.) Hale
Hypotrachyna formosana [
H. osseoalba (Vain.) Y. S. Park & Hale] -local reports are referable to Hypotrachyna pustulifera. Hale (1972) and Skorepa (1983) both mention that previous reports of this taxon include H. pustulifera. Hale (1972) maps H. formosana from no closer to Missouri than Alabama and southern and eastern Kentucky [as Parmelia formosana]. All Midwestern material examined to date is the morphologically similar H. pustulifera, which differs in containing atranorin and lacking lichexanthone.
Hypotrachyna livida (Taylor) Hale
Berry (1936): Boone Co. [as Parmelia sublaevigata].
Berry (1937): Boone Co. [as Parmelia sublaevigata]; St. Louis Co. [as Parmelia quercina].
Berry (1941): Butler, St. Francois, St. Louis, and Wayne cos. [as Parmelia quercina]; Boone Co. [as Parmelia sublaevigata].
W. Culberson (1961): 5 map records SC Mo. [as Parmelia livida].
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report [as Parmelia livida and as Parmelia quercina].
Hale (1969): mapped from SE Mo. [as Parmelia livida].
Hale (1979): mapped from SE3/5 Mo.
Ladd (1996): Phelps Co.
Ladd & Wilhelm (1983): Bennett Spring State Park.
Nelson (1911): St. Louis Co. [as Parmelia tiliacea]. Note: most pre-1979 reports may include or consist of Myelochroa galbina. See Berry (1941) and Hale (1957a) citations under Myelochroa galbina. See notes under Parmotrema michauxianum and Punctelia bolliana.
Hypotrachyna pustulifera (Hale) Skorepa
Hale (1958b): Barry Co. [as Parmelia formosana].
Hale (1969): mapped from S Mo. [as Parmelia formosana].
Hale (1979): mapped from SE Mo.
Gier & Kendrick (1972): literature report [as Parmelia formosana].
Ladd & Wilhelm (1986): cited from 6 cos. in SE Mo.
Wilhelm & Parker (1989): Ozark region. See H. formosana.