JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Aptroot A. & Triebel D. (2002): A new Phacopsis species on Paraparmelia and Xanthoparmelia in southern Africa - Nova Hedwigia, 74: 405-409

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Aptroot A. & Toetenel H. (2011): Korstmossen op aangevoerde iepen in het Westland - Buxbaumiella, 89: 49-54

Lichens on imported elm trees in the Westland region (The Netherlands) Some young Ulmus trees along a road in Monster (prov. Zuid-Holland) yielded a dense lichen vegetation including three species that are supposed to be extinct in the Netherlands, viz. Buellia disciformis, Lecania fuscella and Rinodina sophodes. It transpires that these trees were planted in Darmstadt (Germany), and after three years transported to Avignon (France), and three years later transported to Glimmen in the north … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Tibell L. (2003): Chaenotheca papuensis, a new species from huts in a mountain village in Papua new Guinea - Australasian Lichenology, 52: 12-13

The new lichen species Chaenotheca papuensis is described from wood and bark of huts in a mountain village in Papua New Guinea. Species of Caliciales occur worldwide in suitable habitats, and are most abundant on lignum and dry bark in temperate to boreal areas. However, they also occur in tropical regions, where they are most abundant in mountain habitats. Many species are fairly widespread, and most species known from Papua New Guinea (Tibell 1987) occur in both hemispheres. An exception is Calicium … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Tibell L. (1997): Wegea, a new genus of non-lichenized, calicioid ascomycetes in the Arthoniales - Mycotaxon, 65: 339-351

Wegea tylophorelloides gen. et sp. nov. This corticolous fungus is described from Papua New Guinea Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Stech M. (2018): An updated checklist of the lichens of St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles - MycoKeys, 33: 69–84

In the course of a multi-taxon biodiversity inventory for the island of St. Eustatius, lichens were collected from 11 plots representing different vegetation types. From these collections, 126 lichen species are reported, 54 of which are new reports for St. Eustatius. Most species could be identified to species level based on morphological and chemical characters. In a few cases, mtSSU DNA sequences were generated for a preliminary molecular identification and future phylogenetic studies. In … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Stapper N.J. (2019): Szczawinskia tsugae in Deutschland gefunden, eine für Europa neue Flechte - Archive for Lichenology, 14: 1–6

In 2018, Szczawinskia tsugae A. Funk was detected on the trunk of a field maple tree (Acer campestre) during the inventory of epiphytic lichens as part of a permanent forest monitoring program in Baden-Württemberg (Germany). Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Stapper N. J. (2008): Flechten im Nationalpark Eifel und in den angrenzenden Ardennen - ein Exkursionsbericht - Aktuelle Lichenologische Mitteilungen, NF, 15: 14-43

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Aptroot A. & Spier L. (1995): Lichenen op de Portugees Israelietische Begraafplaats te Ouderkerk a/d Amstel - Buxbaumiella, 38: 53-54

1 fig. Study of lichen vegetation in an ancient (1614) aewish cemetery. Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Spier J.L. (2010): The lichen genus Cryptothecia (Arthoniaceae) in Java - Australasian Lichenology, 66: 50-57

The species of the lichen genus Cryptothecia in Java have been reassessed. This is a preliminary revision, based mainly on the rich collections gathered by Pieter Groenhart in the first half of the twentieth century. Nineteen species are reported, including Cryptothecia methylmicrophyllinica new to science, and two undescribed species. The genus Cryptothecia Stirt. (Arthoniaceae) comprises conspicuous but, until recently, little-studied elements of tropical lichen floras. From most tropical countries … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Spielmann A.A. (2020): Four new Astrothelium species and a Mazaediothecium from Várzea areas in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil - Archive for Lichenology, 21: 1–17

Five species of lichens are described as new from Várzea areas in Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil): Astrothelium fernandae, A. pseudodermatodes, A. septoconicum, A. xanthopseudocyphellatum, and Mazaediothecium serendipiticum, the latter being deviating from all other species in its order by the at least morphologically chlorococcoid photobiont. Further, we found 226 identifiable species in the Várzea reserve near Jateí and 47 on a farm near Naviraí. Of these, 15 are new records for Brazil … Read more...