JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Kon Y., Kashiwadani H. & Kurokawa S. (1990): Induction of lichen thalli of Usnea conjusa Asah. ssp. kitamiensis (Asah.) Asah. In vitro - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 65(1): 26–32

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Ohmura Y. & Moon K.H. (2012): Materials for the Distribution of Lichens in Japan (18) Baeomyces sanguineus Asahina - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 87(4): 293–294

New localities of Baeomyces sanguineus Asahina were reported from Miyazaki Pref., Kyushu, and from Mt. Myojin in Aichi Pref., Honshu, Japan. In total, four localities of this species are known in Japan Read more...

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Lamb I.M. (1965): The Stereocaulon Massartianum Assemblage in East Asia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 40(9): 270–275

Stereocaulon Massartianum Hue (syn. St. nesaeum Auctt.) has its center of distribution in the Indonesian region and extends northwards to the Philippines and Formosa, eastwards to New Guinea, and westwards to the Himalayas. More closely restricted to the central part of the same area is found another closely related species which we propose to distinguish by the name of St. Montagneanum (cfr. infra). A third species, St. sorediiferum Hue, less closely related but undoubtedly belonging to the same … Read more...

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Lamb I.M. (1968): The species of Stereocaulon with protosacculate cephalodia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 43(10, 11): 291–301

The writer (Lamb, 1951) drew attention to the fact that sacculate cepha- lodia in Stereocaulon may be of two distinct types, either solid or loosely hyphose internally. Cephalodia of the former solid-cored type were later designated as protosacculate (Lamb, 1961). Sacculate cephalodia, generally, are distinguished by their smoothly corticate, even to foveolate or scrobiculate- corrugated surface and especially by the structure of their cortex, which is well developed, usually clear and hyaline in … Read more...

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Fox C.H., Maass W.S.G. & Lamb I.M. (1969): The occurrence of porphyrilic acid in the genus Stereocaulon and the identy of dendroidin - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 44(12): 361–366

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Lamb I.M. (1976): Structurally unusual types of cephalodia in the lichen genus Stereocaulon (subgen. Holostelidium) - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 51(12): 353–359

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Mineta M. (1987): A new species of Stereocaulon (Lichens) from Taiwan - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 62(9): 257–260

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Yoshida K. (1976): Materials for the distribution of lichens in Japan (4) Lecidea (Sect. Toniniopsis Sato) fujikawae Sato - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 54(6): 168–168

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Sato M. (1952): Prof. Asahina's “Lichens of Japan, Vol. 2. Genus Parmelia” published by Res. Inst. Nat. Resources, Tokyo, 1952 - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 27(4): 120–120

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Hale M.E. jr. (1968): New Parmeliae from Southeast Asia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 43(10, 11): 324–327