The Lecanoraceae are a family of lichenized fungi in the order Lecanorales. Species of this family have a widespread distribution.
Taxonomy Lecanoraceae was circumscribed by German lichenologist Gustav Wilhelm Körber in 1855.
Genera According to a 2024 estimate, Lecanoraceae contains about 715 species distributed amongst 26 genera.
Adelolecia – 4 spp. Ameliella – 2 spp. Bryodina – 2 spp. Bryonora – 11 spp. Cladidium – 2 spp. Claurouxia – 1 sp. Clauzadeana – 1 sp. Edrudia – 1 sp. Flavonora – 4 spp. Frutidella – 3 sp. Glaucomaria – 8 spp. Huea – 25 spp. Japewia – 3 spp. Japewiella – 7 spp. Lecanora – 550 spp. Lecanoropsis – 23 spp. Lecidella – 80 spp. Miriquidica – 25 spp. Myriolecis – 34 spp. Myrionora – 2 spp. Nimisora – Europe Palicella – 3 spp. Polyozosia – 42 spp. Protoparmeliopsis – 39 spp. Psorinia – 2 spp. Pulvinora – 2 spp. Punctonora – 1 sp. Pyrrhospora – 8 spp. Rhizoplaca – 11 spp. Sagema – 1 sp. Sedelnikovaea –4 spp. Straminella – 6 spp. Traponora – 5 spp. Tylothallia – 3 spp. Vainionora – 10 spp. Xanthosyne – 3 spp. Zeora – 17 spp.
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