"opegrapha" meaning in English

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          "text": "But every part is usually covered with thin, membranaceous lichens, (Lecanoras, Lecideas, letter-like Opegraphas) in clouds of every shade of white, gray, and brown, outside, which are often large patches of gray, yellow, and sulphur-colored foliaceous lichens, (Parmelias).",
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