JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1912): The announcement in April last of the death of Charles Du Bois Larbalestier, at St. Helier's, Jersey - The Journal of Botany [London], 50: 69–70

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1914): Untersuchungen über die Flechtengonidien. Von Fredr. Elfving. Acta Soc. Sci. Fenn. Helsingfors, 1913. Tom. xliv. No. 2. 71 pp. ; 8 plates - The Journal of Botany [London], 52: 189–190

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1911): Two Books on Lichens. The Lichens of Minnesota. By Bruce Fink. Pp. xvii, 269, 51 pl. 18 figs. Washington, 1910. Die Brandpilz der Schweiz. By Prof. Dr. H. C. Schellenberg. Pp. xlv, 180, 79 figs. Price, 6 m. 40 pfg. Bern, 1911. - The Journal of Botany [London], 49: 279–280

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1920): The Botany of Iceland. Vol. i. pt. 6. The Lichen Flora and Lichen Vegetation of Iceland. By Olaf Galløe. Vol. ii. pt. 1. Freshwater Diatoms. By Ernst Oestrup. Copenhagen, 1919–1920 - The Journal of Botany [London], 58: 295–296

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1913): Professor Darbishire's account of Antarctic Lichens (Lichens of the Swedish Antarctic Expedition, Stockholm, 1912) - The Journal of Botany [London], 51: 69

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1911): British Fungi, with a Chapter on Lichens. By George Massee, with forty coloured plates by Ivy Massee. Bvo, cl., 551 pp. London : George Koutledge & Sons, Limited. 7s. 6d. net - The Journal of Botany [London], 49: 370–372

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1910): Lecanora mougeotioides Schaer. in Britain - The Journal of Botany [London], 48: 141

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A.L.S. [Smith A.L.] (1922): The Determination of Lichens in the Field. By W. Watson, D.Sc. Reprinted from the 'Journal of Botany.' Taylor & Francis. 28 pp. Price 2s. net - The Journal of Botany [London], 60: 340

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Aalto-Korte K., Lauerma A. & Alanko K. (2005): Occupational allergic contact dermatitis from lichens in present-day Finland - Contact Dermatitis, 52: 36-38

Lichens are abundant in forests, living on trees, soil, stones and rocks. They contain usnic acid and other lichen acids that are contact allergens. Lichens and liverworts cause woodcutter’s dermatitis, eczema that appears in the forest on the bare skin areas, especially in cold and wet weather. Occupational allergic contact dermatitis from lichens occurs in forestry and horticultural workers and in lichen pickers. Lichens can cause immediate allergy, contact urticaria, rhinitis and asthma … Read more...

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Aamlid D. & Skogheim I. (2001): The occurrence of Hypogymnia physodes and Melanelia olivacea lichens on birch stems in northern boreal forest in uenced by local air pollution - Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift–Norwegian Journal of Geography, 55: 94-98

Epiphytic lichen vegetation on birch stems was studied in the border area between Norway and Russia. The area is heavily in- uenced by sulphur dioxide pollution emitted from Russian nickel smelters. Hypogymnia physodes and Melanelia olivacea were the two most abundant lichen species on birch stems in the study area. Their coverage was clearly reduced near the pollution sources. Lichen vegetation cover increased with increasing distance from the pollution source from a ‘lichen desert’ to … Read more...