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islandica (is-land'i-ka) 



juniper 'ina" 



lacuno'sa 



Oakesia'na 



placoro'dia 



pinas'tri 



seapincola (se-pin'ko-la) 



Clado'nia 

 abbreviat'ula 

 acumina'ta 

 alpes'tris 



alpic'ola (al-pik'o-la) 

 amaurocrae'a 

 apodocar'pa 

 bacillaris (bas-i-la'ris) 

 Beaumon'tii 

 bellidif'lora 

 borbon'ica 

 Bo'ryi 

 botry'tis 

 brev'is 



ceaspiticia (ses-pi-tish'i-a) 

 cario'sa 

 carolinia'na 

 carne'ola 

 ceras'pora 



chlorophaea (klo-ro-fe'a) 

 clad'ina" 

 clavulif'era 



coccifera (kok-sTf'e-ra) 

 conis'ta 



coniocraea (kon-i-o-kre'a) 

 cornu'ta 

 cornutoradia'ta 

 corymbos'ula 

 crispa'ta 

 cristatel'la 



cyanipes (si-an'i-pes) 

 decortica'ta 

 defor'mis 

 degen'erans 



digita'ta 



elonga'ta 



exasperula'ta 



ficorona'ta 



fimbria'ta 



Floerkea'na 



florida'na 



folia'cea 



furca'ta 



glau'ca 



gracilescens (gras-i-les'ens) 



gracilis (gras'i-lis ) 



Gray'i 



Herr'i 



impex'a 



incrassa'ta 



lepori'na 



lepido'ta 



leptothal'lina" 



macilen'ta 



mateocy'atha 



microphylli'za 



mi'tis 



mit'rula 



multifor'mis 



nemox'yna 



Norr'lini 



ochrochlo'ra 



palamae'a 



paludic'ola 



papilla'ria 



piedmonten'sis 



pity'rea 



pleuro'ta 



polycar'pia 



pycnoclada (pik-nok'Ia-da) 



pyxida'ta 



rangiferi'na 



Ravenel'ii 



reticula'ta 



santen'sis 



scabrius'cula 



did'yma 



^ If we accept the rule that the i in ina is short when used as a suffix re- 

 ferring to time, material, or inanimate substances, we must accent the ante- 

 penult, as cladina. However, usage sometimes accents the penult in disregard 

 of the rule. 



