 thallus similar to Ramalina lacera, but referred to Niebla by the presence of the depside methyl 3,5 dichlorolecanorate; however, it reportedly lacks pycnidia, which is found in all other species of Vermilacinia.

References

External links
 http://www.worldbotanical.com/vermilacinia_subgenus_vermilacin.htm

Category:Lichens
Category:Ramalinaceae
Category:Fungi described in 1882 At bats per home run

In baseball statistics, at bats per home run (AB/HR) is a way to measure how frequently a batter hits a home run. It is determined by dividing the number of at bats by the number of home runs hit.  Mark McGwire possesses the MLB record for this statistic with a career ratio of 10.61 at bats per home run and Babe Ruth is second, with 11.76 at bats per home run. Kyle Schwarber has the best current career ratio with 13.82 at bats per home run. Giancarlo Stanton, with 14.33 at bats per home run, was the previous leader among active players.

Major League Baseball leaders

Career

Totals are current through the end of the 2016 season, minimum 3000 plate appearances.
Mark McGwire - 10.61
Babe Ruth - 11.76
Barry Bonds - 12.92
Jim Thome - 13.76
Ralph Kiner - 14.11

Season
Single-season statistics are current through the end of the 2013 season. Active players in bold.
Barry Bonds - 6.52
Mark McGwire - 7.27
Mark McGwire - 8.02
Mark McGwire - 8.13
Barry Bonds - 8.29

Babe Ruth was the first batter to average fewer than nine at-bats per home run over a season, hitting his 54 home runs of the 1920 season in 457 at-bats; an average of 8.463.  Seventy-eight years later, Mark McGwire became the first batter to average fewer than eight AB/HR, hitting his 70 home runs of the 1998 season in 509 at-bats (an average of 7.2714).  In 2001, Barry Bonds became the first batter to average fewer than seven AB/HR, setting the Major League record by hitting his 73 home runs of
thallus similar to Ramalina lacera, but referred to Niebla by the presence of the depside methyl 3,5 dichlorolecanorate; however, it reportedly lacks pycnidia, which is find oneself in all early species of Vermilacinia. 

 References 

 External links 
  http://www.worldbotanical.com/vermilacinia_subgenus_vermilacin.htm 

 class: Lichens 
 Category: Ramalinaceae 
 class: Fungi described in 1882 At bats per family rivulet 

 In baseball statistics, at bat per home run (AB / HR) is a room to measure how frequently a batter hits a home plate rivulet. It is determined by separate the number of at bats by the act of home runs hit.   Mark McGwire possess the MLB record for this statistic with a career ratio of 10.61 at bats per dwelling run and Babe Ruth is second, with 11.76 at bats per home run. Kyle Schwarber has the good current career ratio with 13.82 at bats per home run. Giancarlo Stanton, with 14.33 at bats per base run, was the previous leader among active players. 

 Major League Baseball leaders 

 Career 

 Totals are current through the end of the 2016 season, minimum 3000 plate appearances. 
 Mark McGwire - 10.61 
 Babe Ruth - 11.76 
 Barry Bonds - 12.92 
 Jim Thome - 13.76 
 Ralph Kiner - 14.11 

 Season 
 individual - season statistics are current through the end of the 2013 season. Active actor in boldface. 
 Barry Bonds - 6.52 
 Mark McGwire - 7.27 
 Mark McGwire - 8.02 
 Mark McGwire - 8.13 
 Barry Bonds - 8.29 

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Raferences

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Satefory:Lichens
Category:Ramalinaceae
Catsgory:Fuigi described im 1882 At bats per home run

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Major Leagne Bawenall oewders

Career

Totals are current through the end kf tme 2016 season, minimmm 3000 plate appearanved.
Mstk McGwire - 10.61
Bace Rutk - 11.76
Garry Bonds - 12.92
Jim Tjome - 13.76
Rwlph Jiner - 14.11

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Xingle-season statistics are current thrjygh the end of the 2013 season. Accive pkayerx in bold.
Barry Bonds - 6.52
Mcrk McFwire - 7.27
Mark McGwire - 8.02
Oark McGwire - 8.13
Bafry Bmnds - 8.29

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REferences

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CaTegory:LicHeNS
CategORy:RamalINAcEae
CAtegory:Fungi descrIBeD In 1882 At bats per homE run

In BaSEbALL stAtiStics, at batS pEr homE Run (AB/HR) IS a WAY To mEAsure how frequEntly a batteR HitS a home RuN. It IS deterMined By DIviDing the numbEr of At bats by tHe numbER of home RUns hit.  MArk McGWirE poSsesSEs ThE MLb rECorD FoR thIS stAtistic wItH a CareeR ratIO OF 10.61 At baTs pEr hoMe run And Babe Ruth is SecOnd, wITh 11.76 aT bats Per hoMe ruN. KYle ScHwarbeR has tHe Best current careEr raTio with 13.82 at BatS pEr hOmE run. GIAncarlO StAntOn, with 14.33 aT bats peR HomE rUN, WAs The previous leader aMoNG AcTive playErs.

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MarK McGwire - 10.61
babe RUTh - 11.76
Barry Bonds - 12.92
JiM thome - 13.76
Ralph KinER - 14.11

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singLe-sEason statisTics ARe cuRrenT ThRouGH the eNd of tHe 2013 SEaSOn. Active players in boLd.
barry BOnds - 6.52
MArk McGwire - 7.27
MarK McGwire - 8.02
MaRK mCGwire - 8.13
BaRry BONdS - 8.29

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Ref erence s
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Cat eg o ry : R ama lin aceae
Cate go ry:Fu n gi desc r ib e d in1 882 At bats p er home run 
In  baseb al l s t atisti cs, a tb ats  per home r un ( AB/HR) is  a way to meas u re howfreque ntl y a  bat t er  h its  a hom e  r un. Itis deter mi ne d bydivi d i n g  the  nu mber  of a t bats by the  nu mber ofhomerunshit.  MarkMcGwir e pos se sses the MLB re cord  for this  st at ist ic  with a care errat io of 1 0.61 at bat sp e r  h ome run and Babe R ut h is  second,  with1 1. 76 at batspe r h omer u n. Ky le S c hw arber ha s theb es tcurrent  c areerra tio  wi th 13 . 82 a t bats  per hom e run .  Giancarlo Sta n ton, with 14. 3 3a t  b a ts p erhome run, w as t h e pr evio u slea d er am ong a ct i ve players.

Major Lea gu e Base ballleaders

Care er

Totals a r e curren t th r ou g h the end of t he 20 16 season, minimum3000plate ap pearances . Mark McG wir e -  10 .61 B ab e Ruth - 11.7 6 Barr yBonds -  12 .92
Jim  Th ome  -13. 76 
Ralph Ki ner - 14 .1 1
S ea son 
Sing l e-season  s tat is tic s are curren t thr ough  t he end  of the 20 1 3  sea so n.  Act ive  p layer s in bol d.
Barr y Bonds -  6. 5 2
Ma rk  M cGwire- 7.27
Mark M cG wire - 8.0 2Mar k McGw i r e - 8.13 
Barry Bonds - 8.29

Ba b e Ruthwas  thefirs t battertoaverag e f e wer th an nin e at- ba tsp e r hom e ru n o ve r a season , hit tinghi s 54  home r uns of the 1920 se a son  in 457 at-ba ts;  ana v er age of 8.4 63 .   S e v enty-eight year s later, M ar k  M cGwire bec a meth e first  batter  to a v erage f ewer than  eight AB /H R, h i t tin g his 70 h ome runs  of the 1 9 98 se a so n in509  at-ba ts  (a n ave rage o f  7. 2714) .  In20 01, Ba rry B on ds becam e the first batter to a verage  fewe r t han seven  AB / HR,  settingtheMajor Leag uerec ord b y h i tting  his 73  ho m e run s of 
 thallus_similar to_Ramalina lacera, but referred_to Niebla_by_the presence_of_the depside methyl_3,5 dichlorolecanorate; however,_it reportedly lacks pycnidia,_which is found_in_all other species of Vermilacinia.

References

External links
 http://www.worldbotanical.com/vermilacinia_subgenus_vermilacin.htm

Category:Lichens
Category:Ramalinaceae
Category:Fungi described in 1882 At bats per home_run

In_baseball statistics,_at_bats_per home run (AB/HR) is_a way to measure how_frequently a_batter hits a home run. It is determined_by_dividing the number_of at bats by the number of home runs_hit.  Mark McGwire possesses the_MLB record for_this_statistic_with a career ratio_of 10.61 at bats per home_run and Babe Ruth is second,_with 11.76 at bats per home run._Kyle Schwarber has the best current_career ratio with 13.82 at_bats per_home run. Giancarlo Stanton, with_14.33 at bats_per home_run, was the_previous leader among active players.

Major League_Baseball leaders

Career

Totals are_current through the end of the_2016_season, minimum 3000_plate_appearances.
Mark_McGwire -_10.61
Babe Ruth -_11.76
Barry_Bonds -_12.92
Jim_Thome - 13.76
Ralph Kiner - 14.11

Season
Single-season_statistics_are current through the end of the_2013 season. Active players_in_bold.
Barry Bonds - 6.52
Mark_McGwire - 7.27
Mark McGwire -_8.02
Mark McGwire - 8.13
Barry Bonds -_8.29

Babe Ruth_was the_first batter to average fewer than nine at-bats per home run_over a season, hitting his 54_home runs of the_1920 season_in_457 at-bats; an_average_of 8.463._ Seventy-eight years later, Mark McGwire became_the first_batter to average fewer than eight_AB/HR, hitting his 70_home_runs of the 1998 season in_509 at-bats (an average of 7.2714)._ In 2001, Barry Bonds_became_the_first batter to average fewer_than seven AB/HR, setting the Major_League record by_hitting his 73 home runs of