Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Villars [D.] (1789): Histoire des plantes de Dauphiné. Tome troisieme, Grenoble, Lyon & Paris, [i-xxxii +] 468 pp [+ xix-liii]

lichens as genera Lichen and Byssus at pages 930-1005 Read more...

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Villella J., Benson S., Carlberg T., Miller J.E.D., Patton R. & Peterson E. (2010): The lichens of the Horseshoe Ranch Wildlife Area, Bulletin of the California Lichen Society, 17: 9–12

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Villella J., Calabria L.M., McCune B., Miller J.E.D., Sharrett S.T. & Restrepo A. (2023): An annotated list of lichens and allied fungi in Oregon’s Opal Creek Wilderness and adjacent areas: pre-fire baseline, Evansia, 40(1): 15–36

In 2020 the Beachie Creek Fire burned a large, forested area in the northern Oregon Cascade Range that included public and private land and much of the Opal Creek Wilderness. We compiled a pre-fire baseline data set from various sources of the lichens and allied fungi known to occur before the fire within the fire perimeter. These data are presented as an annotated species list documenting two hundred and eighty-three species. Euopsis pulvinata, Lepraria elobata, Miriquidica instrata, Plectocarpon … Read more...

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Villella J., Carlberg T., Stone D.F., Miller J.E., Nelson N. & Calabria L.M. (2018): Diversity and floristic patterns of epiphytic macrolichens on white oak in the Klamath-Siskiyou region, Opuscula Philolichenum, 17: 299–318

White oak (Quercus garryana) plant communities are one of the most threatened habitat types in the Pacific Northwest, and often host diverse and characteristic epiphyte communities. In order to better understand the diversity and floristic patterns of epiphytic macrolichens of these habitats in the Klamath-Siskiyou region we studied lichen communities in 52 plots within the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (CSNM). We report a rich flora of 96 species of epiphytes on Quercus garryana. Macrolichen … Read more...

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Villella J., Stone D., Calabria L.M. & Eide G.D. (2013): Macrolichen communities of Quercus garryana in the Puget Trough and Columbia River Gorge Areas of Washington State, North American Fungi, 8(17): 1-22

We investigated macrolichen diversity on Quercus garryana at ten sites in the Puget Trough and Columbia River Gorge areas of Washington. The known ranges of some oak-associated species are expanded within Washington and occurrences of several species new to the state are reported. We identified 111 lichen taxa, 80 of which occurred at more than one site and three species, Fuscopannaria pulveracea, Placidium fingens and Collema quadrifidum, which are reported for the first time for Washington. We … Read more...

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Villoslada M., Bergamo T., Kolari T., Erlandsson R., Korpelainen P., Räsänen A., Tahvanainen T., Tømmervik H., Virtanen T., Winquist E. & Kumpula T. (2025): Leveraging synergies between UAV and Landsat 8 sensors to evaluate the impact of pale lichen biomass on land surface temperature in heath tundra ecosystems, Science of the Total Environment, 969: 178982 [17 p.]

Pale terricolous lichens are a vital component of Arctic ecosystems, significantly contributing to carbon balance, energy regulation, and serving as a primary food source for reindeer. Their characteristically high albedo also impacts land surface temperature (LST) dynamics across various spatial scales. However, remote sensing of lichens is challenging due to their complex spectral signatures and large spatial variations in coverage and biomass even within local landscape scales. This study evaluates … Read more...

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Vinay Bharadwaj T. (2019): New record of mangrove lichens from Andhra Pradesh and Orissa states of India, Studies in Fungi, 4(1): 97-100

Two manglicolous lichen species namely, Graphis ajarekarii Patw. and C. R. Kulk on the twigs of Avicennia officinalis from Nagayalanka lighthouse of Krishna estuary, Andhra Pradesh and Ramalina leiodea (Nyl.) Nyl. on the twigs of Ceriops decandra from Bhitarkanika island of Mahanadi estuary, Orissa state are reported. Both the species are new records on the mangroves of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa states of India. Read more...

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Vinay Bharadwaj T., Girija Sastry V. & Murthy K.S. (2018): A note on the occurrence of lichens on Vainateya Godavari mangroves in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh India, Studies in Fungi, 3(1): 302−308

During the collection of manglicolous lichens for the project work on pharmacological evaluation, three lichen species collected from a remote "Lanka" in less known Vainateya Godavari river basin in the year 2015. There is no record of any of these lichen species on the mangroves of Andhra Pradesh like Dirinaria consimilis (Stirton) D. D. Awasthi, Parmotrema tinctorum (Despr. ex Nyl.) Hale and Roccella montagnei Bel. em. D. D. Awasthi on the host is Excoecaria agallocha. Interestingly the authors … Read more...

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Vinayaka K.S., Nayaka S., Krishnamurthy Y.L. & Upteri [recte Upreti] D.K. (2012): A report on some macrolichens new to Karnataka, India, Journal of Threatened Taxa, 4(1): 2318–2321