JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Aptroot A. & Rodrigues A. F. (2005): Additions to the Azorean lichen flora - Arquipélago, Life and Marine Sciences, 22A: 67-71

Ongoing lichenological research in the Azores yielded records of 38 new species for the lichen flora of the Archipelago: Agonimia papillata (O. Eriksson) Diederich & Aptroot, Amandinea lecideina (Mayrh. & Poelt) Scheid. & Mayrh., Arthonia ilicinella Nyl., Arthonia muscigena Th. Fr., Arthonia stellaris Kremp., Bacidia canariensis Erichsen, Buellia dives (Th. Fr.) Th. Fr., Caloplaca canariensis (Follman & Poelt) Breuss, Cliostomum flavidulum Hafellner & Kalb, Collema crispum (Huds.) Weber ex Wigg., … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Nepi C.R. (2017): (2492) Proposal to conserve the name Marcelaria against Buscalionia (Trypetheliaceae, lichenized Ascomycota) - Taxon, 66(1): 200-201

Nomenclature; Dothideomycetes; Trypetheliales. Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Moon K.H. (2015): New lichen records from Korea, with the description of the lichenicolous Halecania parasitica - Herzogia, 28(1): 193–203

New lichen records are reported from Korea, mostly from the highest mountain Mount Seorak and surrounding areas. In total, seventy-five taxa are reported, including eight species that are probably new records for Asia. In addition, the lichenicolous lichen Halecania parasitica is described as new to science. Key words: Biodiversity, Asia, Mount Seorak, subalpine belt. Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Moon K.H. (2014): 114 New reports of microlichens from Korea, including the description of five new species, show that the microlichen flora is predominantly Eurasian - Herzogia, 27: 347–365

New microlichens are reported from Korea. In total, 114 species are reported, including eleven new records for Asia. Most microlichen species have an Eurasian distribution. The following species are described new to science: Gyalecta ancistrospora, Hymenelia grossa, Septotrapelia multiseptata, Splanchnonema lichenisatum, and Strigula bispora. The Splanchnonema is the first species that is lichenized known in the genus. Strigula pallidocarpa is a new name for the illegitimate S. pallida. The following … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Mayrhofer H. (1991): Lithothelium australe spec. nova, a new lichen from New Zealand - Mycotaxon, 41(1): 219-222

Lithothelium australe sp. nov. Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Lücking R. (2001): The Sphaerella species described from Hymenophyllaceae (filmy ferns) belong to Strigula and Trichothelium (lichenized ascomycetes) - Mycological Research, 105(4) : 510-512

The two Mycosphaerella and Sphaerella species described from filmy ferns (Hymenophyllaceae) turned out to be lichenized and to belong to different ascomycete orders, the Trichotheliales and Pyrenulales. As one epithet antedates the names currently in use for the taxon, the following new combination is proposed: Trichothelium assurgens (syn. Sphaerella assurgens Cooke, Trichothelium marianense Harada, T. nanum Malcolm & Vězda). These unexpected redispositions serve as an example of the current … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Lücking R. (2016): A revisionary synopsis of the Trypetheliaceae (Ascomycota: Trypetheliales) - Lichenologist, 48(6): 763–982

A revisionary synopsis is presented for the family Trypetheliaceae, based on a separately published phylogenetic analysis of a large number of species, morpho-anatomical and chemical study of extensive material, and revision of numerous type specimens. A total of 418 species is formally accepted in this synopsis, distributed among 15 genera as follows: Aptrootia (3), Architrypethelium (7), Astrothelium (242), Bathelium (16), Bogoriella (29), Constrictolumina (9), Dictyomeridium (7), Distothelia (3), … Read more...

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Aptroot A. & Lücking R. (2016): Editorial: A first collaborative attempt at a global revision of Trypetheliaceae (Ascomycota: Dothideomycetes: Trypetheliales) - Lichenologist, 48(6): 607–608