JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Zhang L.-L., Zhao X. & Hu L. (2015): New records of one Amygdalaria and three Porpidia taxa (Lecideaceae) from China - Mycotaxon, 130: 33–40

Four lichen taxa of Lecideaceae, Amygdalaria consentiens var. consentiens, Porpidia carlottiana, P. lowiana, and P. tuberculosa, are reported for the first time from China. Keywords: Asia; Lecideales; lichens. Read more...

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Zhang L., Di W.-Y., Hao Y., Wang L.-N., Deng Y.-R. & Wang J.-J. (2021): Phytochemical and chemotaxonomic study on the Lichen Lethariella cladonioides - Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 99: 104343 [7 p.]

The comprehensive phytochemical research of Lethariella cladonioides (Nyl.) Krog, (Parmeliaceae), a lichen in southwest China, resulted in isolation of eighteen compounds (1–18), including a new phenolic acid 3,5-dihydroxy- 4-methylbenzaldehyde (1) and seventeen known compounds, nine phenolic acids (2–10), one dibenzofuran (11), two depsides (12 and 13), one alkane (14), one glucoside (15), two polyols (16 and 17), and one fatty acid (18). The structures of these compounds were assigned by … Read more...

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Zhang L., Planas D. & Qian J.-L. (1995): Mercury concentrations in black spruce (Picea mariana Mill. B.S.P.) and lichens in boreal Quebec, Canada - Water, Air and Soil Pollution, 81: 153-161

Mercury content was analysed in black spruce bark and needles and in the epiphytic lichens found growing on trees. The samples were collected in two distinct boreal forests of northeastern Canada (province of Québec). The chosen sites were far from direct industrial mercurcy sources, and were located close to man made lakes of different ages. The objective of the study was to determine the role of atmospheric transport in the mercury contamination of trees growing in close proximity to reservoirs, … Read more...

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Zhang L.L., Wang X.Y., Wang H.Y., Wang L.S. & Hur J.-S. (2012): A new species and new records of saxicolous species of the genus Lecidella (Lecanoraceae) from South Korea - Bryologist, 115(2): 329–332

A new species, Lecidella oceanica Lu L. Zhang & Xin Y. Wang, is described here. The new species has been collected from the southwest coast of South Korea and is characterized by small, subimmersed or sessile apothecia, colorless hypothecium and the presence of capistratone, isoarthothelin and thiophanic acid. We also report L. asema is for the first time from South Korea and new localities for L. enteroleucella. Lecideine, saxicolous lichens, taxonom Read more...

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Zhang Q., Yang F., Ren Q. & Zhao Z.-T. (2008): The lichen family Ochrolechiaceae from Bailong River Valley in Gansu Province, China - Mycosystema, 27(4): 614-618

In the present paper, we report 17 species (including 2 forms) of the family Ochrolechiaceae from Bailong River valley. Among them, two species are new to China (O. mexicana, O. oregonensis). Read more...

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Zhang T. & Wei J.C. (2011): Survival analyses of symbionts isolated from Endocarpon pusillum Hedwig to desiccation and starvation stress - Science China, Life Sciences, 54(5): 480-489

This work deals with the survival analyses of the symbionts isolated from the lichen E. pusillum under desiccation and starvation stress. The mycobiont of the symbionts was under the desiccation in combination with starvation stress, and under starvation stress alone as well. The phycobiont of the symbionts was under desiccation stress alone. The experiments were detected by means of the biomass size, weight and cell density, deformity of the hyphae and cells, and metabolic activity through SEM (scanning … Read more...

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Zhang T.‐T., Grube M. & Wei X.-L. (2023): Host selection tendency of key microbiota in arid desert lichen crusts - iMeta, 2(6): e138 [11 p.]

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Zhang T., Jia R.-L. & Yu L.-Y. (2016): Diversity and distribution of soil fungal communities associated with biological soil crusts in the southeastern Tengger Desert (China) as revealed by 454 pyrosequencing - Fungal Ecology, 23: 156-163

We assessed the diversity and distribution of soil fungal communities associated with biological soil crusts (BSCs) in the southeastern Tengger Desert (China) using 454 pyrosequencing. Soil fungal communities showed high diversity, with 63,427 reads belonging to 478 operational taxonomic units (OTUs). Of these OTUs, 369 belonged to the Ascomycota, 73 to the Basidiomycota, 24 to the Chytridiomycota, one to the Glomeromycota, five to the Mortierellomycotina, and six to unassigned phyla. The most frequent … Read more...

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Zhang T., Liu M., Wang Y.-Y., Wang Z.-J., Wei X.-L. & Wei J.-C. (2017): Two new species of Endocarpon (Verrucariaceae, Ascomycota) from China - Scientific Reports, 7: 7193 [11 p.]

Endocarpon species are key components of biological soil crusts. Phenotypic and systematic molecular analyses were carried out to identify samples of Endocarpon collected from the southeast edge of the Tengger Desert in China. These morphological and molecular analyses revealed two previously undescribed species that form highly supported independent monophyletic clades within Endocarpon. The new taxa were named Endocarpon deserticola sp. nov. and E. unifoliatum sp. nov. Furthermore, our results … Read more...

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Zhang T., Wang N. & Yu L. (2021): Host-specificity of moss-associated fungal communities in the Ny-Ålesund region (Svalbard, High Arctic) as revealed by amplicon pyrosequencing - Fungal Ecology, 53: 101092 [8 p.]

Fungal communities play a significant role in regulating ecological processes in the Arctic tundra. However, the extent to which the Arctic moss species and host types (moss, lichen and vascular plant) determine the richness, diversity, and composition of fungal communities at a local scale has not been quantitatively explored. Using 454 pyrosequencing in the current study, we characterized the fungal communities associated with six moss species (Andreaea rupestris, Bryum pseudotriquetrum, Hymenoloma … Read more...