Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Vicol I. (2024): Lichen species distribution across non-protected and protected areas from Romania, Romanian Journal of Biology - Plant Biology, 69(1-2): 21–26

The aim of the study reveals the importance of lichen richness within non-protected and protected areas, especially lichen species included in National Red List. This study was performed within protected and non-protected areas from Romania situated at both high and low altitude. The studied group is represented by lichens with a great diversity of their species. The data were collected between 2020-2023 from different geomorphological units of Romania. In total 94 lichen species were found of which … Read more...

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Brinker S. (2025): Contributions to the Ontario biota of lichens and allied fungi, with emphasis on the Great Lakes Basin: Recent collections from the Carolinian Zone, Opuscula Philolichenum, 24: 127–144

Taxonomic, distributional and ecological notes on 25 lichens, allied fungi and lichenicolous fungi are presented from the most southerly portion of the Province of Ontario. One species, Lemmopsis pelodes is reported for the first time from North America. Eight species, Canoparmelia texana, Gyalideopsis moodyae, Myelochroa metarevoluta, Parmotrema austrosinense, Parmotrema gardneri, Pyxine subcinerea, Scoliciosporum pensylvanicum and Teloschistes exilis are reported for the first time from Canada. … Read more...

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Schumm F. (2025): Flechtentafeln, Archive for Lichenology, 80: 1–2302

Ein Tagebuch über das, was gerade untersucht wurde und zu keinem speziellen Thema passt - ungeordnet und uneinheitlich. Eine private Merkhilfe. Manche Tafeln sind in meinen Büchern schon veröffentlicht, viele aber nicht. Ausgegliedert sind grössere Gruppen wie: Cladonia, Parmeliaceae, Caliciaceae, Physciaceae, Pyrenocarpe, Usnea, Heterodermia für welche inzwischen besondere ‹bersichten angelegt wurden. Read more...

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Schumm F. (2025): Images of lichens Vol 36. Vezda Lichenes Selecti Exsiccati Part 11, Archive for Lichenology, 81: 1–205

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Schumm F. (2025): Images of lichens Vol 35. Vezda Lichenes Selecti Exsiccati Part 10, Archive for Lichenology, 79: 1–244

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Schumm F. (2025): Images of lichens Vol 34. Vezda Lichenes Selecti Exsiccati Part 9, Archive for Lichenology, 78: 1–149

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Daminova A.G., Galeeva E.I., Rassabina A.E., Galeev R.T., Beckett R.P. & Minibayeva F.V. (2026): Melanization in the cyanolichen Lobaria retigera: from thallus microstructure and physicochemical properties of melanin to abiotic stress tolerance, Fungal Biology, 130(1): 101707 [9 p.]

Lichens are classified as extremophilic organisms due to their high resistance to abiotic stresses, including UV radiation and heavy metals. Among the protective mechanisms of lichens to adverse environments, secondary metabolites, including melanins, play a special role. The foliose cyanolichen Lobaria retigera responds to high solar radiation by synthesizing dark brown melanic pigments in the upper cortex. However, the morphological and physiological traits of melanized thalli of L. retigera are … Read more...

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Esnault J., Monnat J.-Y. & Roux C. (2023): Bilan des découvertes 2022 concernant les lichens et les champignons lichénicoles du Massif armoricain et de ses marges, E.R.I.C.A. [Brest], 37: 47–53

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Esnault J., Brien Y. & Roux C. (2025): Bilan des découvertes 2024 concernant les lichens et champignons lichenicoles du Massif armoricain et de ses marges, Erica [Brest], 39: 80–85

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Masson D. (2025): Le genre Cetrelia (Parmeliaceae) dans les Pyrénées françaises et les Landes de Gascogne : répartition, écologie et originalité dans le contexte européen [The genus Cetrelia (Parmeliaceae) in the French Pyrenees and the Landes de Gascogne: distribution, ecology, and regional particularities within Europe], Bulletin de Association Française de Lichénologie, 50(2) : 201–219

An analysis of medullary chemistry, primarily using thin-layer chromatography, on 148 specimens of Cetrelia reveals the presence of the four European species C. cetrarioides, C. chicitae, C. monachorum, and C. olivetorum in the French Pyrenees. However, C. cetrarioides was not found in the Landes de Gascogne. The surveyed area differs from other European regions previously studied by having a higher proportion of C. chicitae (14 %) than C. cetrarioides (10 %). The relatively high frequency of thalli … Read more...