JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Peksa O. (2009): Za lišejníky vrchu Radyně aneb krátká zpráva z jarní exkurze Západočeské pobočky - Calluna, 14(1): 1–2

Czech Republic, Western Bohemia; report on lichenological excursion of the West Bohemian section of the Czech Botanical Society Read more...

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Bílek O. (2014): Zajímavá flóra a vegetace Újezdského vrchuu Vranovic - Calluna, 19(1): 11–14

Czech Republic, vegetation, excursion; nine lichen species of the genera Cetraria, Cladonia and Xanthoparmelia identified by O. Peksa listed from a phytocoenological relevé. Read more...

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Gams W., Diederich P. & Põldmaa K. (2004): Fungicolous fungi: inventory and monitoring methods - In: Mueller G.M., Bills G.F. & Foster M.S. (eds), Biodiversity of fungi, p. 343–392, Elsevier, Academic Press, Amsterdam

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Gerra-Inohosa L., Matisons R., Jansone D., Jansons Ā. & Lībiete Z. (2023): The role of retention trees in providing a habitat for bryophytes and lichens in young forest stands: a mid-term perspective - Diversity, 15(7): 870 [12 p.]

Retention of trees from the previous generation is one of the most widespread conservation practices in forests used for timber production. Despite the comparatively long history of this approach in Europe, there is a lack of long-term studies on the effectiveness of retention trees in preserving epiphyte communities. We compared the diversity of bryophyte and lichen species on retention trees in 20 young forest stands in Latvia in two assessments, 11 years and 18 years after clearfelling. Linear … Read more...

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Mallen-Cooper M., Rodríguez-Caballero E., Eldridge D.J., Weber B., Büdel B., Höhne H. & Cornwell W.K. (2023): Towards an understanding of future range shifts in lichens and mosses under climate change - Journal of Biogeography, 50: 406–417

Aim: Lichens and mosses play important functional roles in all terrestrial ecosystems, particularly in tundra and drylands. As with all taxa, to maintain their current niche in a changing climate, lichens and mosses will have to migrate. However, there are no published estimates of future habitat suitability or necessary rates of migration for members of these groups at the global scale. Taxon: Lichens and mosses. Location: Global. Methods: Using global occurrence data, we conducted ensemble distribution … Read more...

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Balogh R.A., Matus G., Lőkös L., Adorján B., Freytag C., Mészáros I., Oláh V., Szűcs P., Erzberger P. & Farkas E. (2023): Cryptogamic communities on flatroofs in the city of Debrecen (East Hungary) - Biologia Futura , 74: 183–197

Cryptogams of ten urban flatroofs, contrasting in their age and size, were studied between 2016 and 2018. Siliceous (bituminous felt, gravel, brick) and calcareous (concrete) substrata occurred at each site. Microclimate (T, RH) at two sites of contrasting shading was monitored from September 2016 to January 2017. Biomass of two differently aged, exposed flatroofs was sampled in October 2018. Taxa of Cladonia and Xanthoparmelia have been identified by spot tests and HPTLC. A total of 61 taxa (25 … Read more...

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Pelageev D.N., Borisova K.L. & Anufriev V.P. (2023): Dimeric (poly)hydroxynaphthazarins, metabolites of echinoderms and lichens: the history of the synthesis and structure elucidation - Marine Drugs, 21(7): 407 [18 p.]

This review provides information on the synthesis and revision of the structures of natural dimeric (poly)hydroxynaphthazarins, metabolites of echinoderms and lichens, and on the refinement of the direction and mechanism of reactions in the synthesis of some of these compounds. Keywords: ethylidene-bis(2,6,7-trihydroxynaphthazarin); octahydroxymethyldibenzo[b,i] xanthenetetraone; mirabiquinone; cuculoquinone; islandoquinone; hybocarpone; mesocentroquinone; sea urchins; lichens; metabolites; tautomerism. Read more...

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Manninen S., Jääskeläinen K., Stephens A., Iwanicka A., Tang S. & van Dijk N. (2023): NH3 concentrations below the current critical level affect the epiphytic macrolichen communities – Evidence from a Northern European City - Science of the Total Environment, 877: 162877 [11 p.]

Acidophytic, oligotrophic lichens on tree trunks are widely considered to be the most sensitive biota to elevated concentrations of atmospheric ammonia (NH3). We studied the relationships between measured NH3 concentrations and the composition of macrolichen communities on the acidic bark of Pinus sylvestris and Quercus robur and the base-rich bark of Acer platanoides and Ulmus glabra at ten roadside and ten non-roadside sites in Helsinki, Finland. NH3 and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentrations were … Read more...

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Döbbeler P. & Triebel D. (1985): Hepaticole Vertreter der Gattungen Muellerella und Dactylospora (Ascomycetes) [Hepaticolous representatives of the genera Muellerella and Dactylospora (Ascomycetes)] - Botanische Jahrbücher für Systematik, Pflanzengeschichte und Pflanzengeographie, 107(1-4): 503-519

Both genera include lichenicolous members as well. Muellerella frullaniae sp. nov., M. rubescens sp. nov., Dactylospora heimerlii (Zukal) comb. nov., Dactylospora, Hepaticolous, Lichenicolous, Muellerella Read more...

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Morales-Sánchez J.Á., Mark K., Talts E., Rasulov B. & Niinemets Ü. (2023): Improved monitoring of cryptogam gas-exchange and volatile emissions during desiccation-rehydration cycles with a within-chamber hydration method - Plant Science, 333: 111745 [14 p.]

Desiccation-rehydration studies in cryptogams constitute an important tool to understand the relation of key physiological traits with species stress tolerance and environmental adaptability. Real-time monitoring of responses has been limited by the design of commercial or custom measuring cuvettes and difficulties in experimental manipulation. We developed a within-chamber rehydration method that allows to rewater the samples rapidly, without the need to open the chamber and take out the sample … Read more...