62 spp.? Nesolechia – 2 spp. Nipponoparmelia – 4 spp. Nodobryoria – 3 spp. Notoparmelia – 16 spp. Omphalodium – 4 spp. Omphalora – 1 sp. Oropogon – 42 spp. Pannoparmelia – 5 spp. Parmelia – 43 spp. Parmelina – 10 spp. Parmelinella – 8 spp. Parmeliopsis – 3 spp. Parmotrema – 255 spp. Parmotremopsis – 2 spp Phacopsis – 10 spp. Platismatia – 11 spp. Pleurosticta – 2 spp. Protoparmelia – 11 spp. Protousnea – 8 spp. Pseudephebe – 2 spp. Pseudevernia – 4 spp. Pseudoparmelia – 15 spp. Psiloparmelia – 13 spp. Punctelia – 48 spp. Relicina – 59 spp. Remototrachyna – 19 spp. Raesaenenia – 1 sp. Sulcaria – 5 spp. Tuckermanella – 7 spp. Tuckermannopsis – 12 spp. Tuckneraria – 3 spp. Usnea – 355 spp. Usnocetraria – 2 spp. Vulpicida – 6 spp. Xanthoparmelia – 822 spp. Conservation Parmeliaceae species that have been assessed for the global IUCN Red List include the following: Anzia centrifuga (vulnerable, 2014); Sulcaria badia (endangered, 2019); Lethariella togashii (vulnerable, 2017); Hypotrachyna virginica (critically endangered, 2020); Sulcaria isidiifera (critically endangered, 2017); Sulcaria spiralifera (endangered, 2020); and Xanthoparmelia beccae (vulnerable, 2017). Image gallery References Lichen families Lecanoromycetes families Taxa named by Jonathan Carl Zenker Taxa described in 1827