Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Aptroot A. (2005): [Review] R. Türk, J. Hafellner & C. Taurer-Zeiner. Die Flechten Kärntens. Eine Bestandsaufnahme nach mehr als einem Jahrhundert lichenologischer Forschungen. 333 pp. Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein für Kärnten, Klagenfurt. 2004, Lichenologist, 37(3): 275

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Aptroot A. (1995): Redisposition of some species excluded from Didymosphaeria (Ascomycotina), Nova Hedwigia, 60(3-4): 325-379

Megalotremis megalospora (Vainio) Aptroot, comb. nov.; Mycomicrothelia miculiformis (Nyl. ex Müll. Arg.) D. Hawksworth new to paleotropics; Mycomicrothelia obovata (Stirton) D. Hawksworth appears to be pantropical Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2004): [Review] C. Roux & E. Sérusiaux. Le genre Strigula (Lichens) en Europe et en Macaronésie. Bibliotheca Lichenologica 90. 96 pp. J. Cramer, Berlin. 2004, Mycotaxon, 90(2): 479-480

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Aptroot A. (2009): (70). Species of Anisomeridium and Mycomicrothelia, with a note on Arthopyrenia, Australasian Lichenology, 64: 22-25

New records of pyrenocarpous lichens of the genera Anisomeridium and Mycomicrothelia are reported from Australia, including four new national records. The type of Arthopyrenia picea Shirley (1889) is conspecific with the non-lichenized fungus Astrosphaeriella mauritiae K.D. Hyde & J. Fröhl. (1998), and therefore the new combination Astrosphaeriella picea (Shirley) Aptroot is made Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2012): Changes in the epiphytic flora on four Tilia trees in Belgium over 59 years, Herzogia, 25(1): 39–45

The epiphytes on four Tilia trees in southern Belgium, which were studied by Barkman in 1952, were re-investigated in 1999 and 2011. In 1952, 19 species of epiphytes (including 12 lichen species) were recorded; in 1999, there were 65 epiphyte species (including 49 lichens), and in 2011, 53 epiphyte species (including 41 lichens) were found. The enormous increase in species between 1952 and 1999 is primarily attributable to colonization by additional species, which is an early stage of natural … Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2014): Terricolous lichens of Switzerland. Vust, Mathias. 2011. Les lichens terricoles de Suisse. Mémoire de la Société vaudoise des Sciences naturelles 24. 352 pp., with 35 color plates, 196 figures and 22 tables. Société vaudoise des Sciences naturelles, Lausanne. [ISBN 0037.9611]. Price: €56. Available from: http://www.unil.ch/svsn, Bryologist, 117(1): 92-93

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Aptroot A. (2014): Die Flechten Deutschlands. By V. Wirth, M. Hauck and M. Schultz. First edition 2013. Eugen Ulmer KG. Pp. 1244, keys, 845 colour photos, 46 b/w illustrations. ISBN-13: 9783800159031. Hard covers, 2 volumes. Price: €159 from http://www.ulmer.de or £185 from http://www.NHBS.com. Flechten einfach bestimmen. By V. Wirth and U. Kirschbaum. First edition 2013. Quelle & Meyer Verlag. Pp. 416, keys, mo, Lichenologist, 46(4): 599–600

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Aptroot A. (2014): Two new genera of Arthoniales from New Caledonia and the Solomon Islands, with the description of eight further species, Bryologist, 117(3): 282-289

Two new genera in the Arthoniales are described from the Pacific Islands. Glyphopsis, with the new species G. aurantiodisca from New Caledonia is characterized by a thallus containing divaricatic acid and zeorin and sessile grouped ascomata with bright orange discs and raised lecanorine margins, and the ascospores hyaline and muriform. Gossypiothallon, with the new species G. appendisporum from the Solomon Islands is characterized by a byssoid thallus containing zeorin and pedicillate, simple … Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2006): Petractis clausa (Zeeëgeltje) in Nederland teruggevonden, Buxbaumiella, 76: 2-4

Petractis clausa was thought extinct in the Netherlands. It was previously known from three records, all on ephemeral substrates, such as dead shells and small pebbles of soft limestone. On an excursion to several churchyards of small villages in the Province of Groningen in the extreme north-eastern corner of the Netherlands, the species was found at 5 km from the German border on a more stable substrate, viz. an old tombstone. Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2008): Bespreking: Flora van korstmossen met blauwalgen. T. Ahti et al., eds. (2007) Nordic lichen flora vol. 3. Cyanolichens. Uddevalla. 219 paginas. Met bijdragen van P.M. Jorgensen,, T. Tonsberg & O. Vitikainen. Verkrijgbaar bij: Museum of Evolution, Uppsala University. ISBN 978-91-85221-14-1, Buxbaumiella, 80: 35-36

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