Taxon
General Description
A basidiomycete fungus characterised by whitish bulbils with an irregular shape and an often angular surface, over growing epiphytic foliose and crustose lichens, bryophytes or algae. Similar to Burgoa moriformis but B. angulosa bulbils are internally composed of elongate, straight or curved, rarely ramified, septate hyphae, while those B. moriformis are an agglomeration of hyaline, subspherical, ballooned, smooth cells. Probably widespread but much under recorded. See link.
References
Diederich, P., A. M. Millanes, M. Wedin & J. D. Lawrey. 2022. Flora of Lichenicolous Fungi, Vol. 1, Basidio mycota. National Museum of Natural History, Luxembourg, 351 pp. Link