JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Garovaglio [S.] (1843): [Enumeratio lichenum desideratorum] - Flora [Regensburg], 26/1: 619-620 & 640

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Schrenk A.G. [& Bongard G.H.] (1854): [Enumeratio plantarum, in itinere per plagas Samojedaram cisuralensium per anuum 1837 observatarum. Cryptogamae.] II. Cellulares - In: Schrenk A.G., Reise nach dem Nordosten des europäischen Russlands, durch die Tundren der Samojeden, zum Arktischen Uralgebirgen, ..., im Jahre 1837 ausgeführt. Zweiter Theil, p. 536-549, H. Laakmann, Dorpat

Russia, Ural; lichenes at p. 541-546 Read more...

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Torrey R.H. (1932): [Field trips of the club:] Field Trip, March 27, 1932 - Torreya, 32: 75–77

Report on excursion Read more...

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Kunzfeld J. (1933): [Florenliste. A. Thallophyta. Lagerpflanzen] 2. Unterabteilung : Lichenes. Flechten - In: Hornisch A.W., Heimatkunde d. Schönhengster Sprachinsel. 1 Band. 3. Heft : Schönhengster Flora, p. 34-35, M. Trübau

Moravia, list of lichens Read more...

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Persoon [C.H.] (1827): [Fungi et Lichenes] - In: Gaudichaud C., Botanique. – In: Freycinet L., Voyage autour du monde, entrepris par ordre du roi, exécuté sur les corvettes de S.M. l´Uranie et la Physicienne, pendant les années 1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820, p. 165–215, Paris

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Zahlbruckner A. (1901): [Geschichte der Botanik in Oesterreich von 1850 bis 1900] II. Die Entwicklung der Morphologie, Entwicklungsgeschichte und Systematik der Kryptogamen in Oesterreich von 1850 bis 1900 - In: Handlirsch A. & Wettstein R. v. (eds), Botanik und Zoologie in Österreich in den Jahren 1850 bis 1900, p. 155–194, K.K. Zoologisch-Botanische Gesellschaft in Wien

Austria; history of lichenological research in Austrian monarchy (incl. present territory of the Czech Republic) summarized in subchapter "Flechten" at p. 176–188; a short biography and portrait of H. Zukal included Read more...

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Grube M. (2024): [Chapter 6] Lichens - In: Hsueh Y.-P. & Blackwell M. (eds), Fungal Associations, The Mycota 9, p. 145–178, Springer, Cham

Lichenized fungi initiate their symbiotic structures from microscopic stages after recog-nition of compatible algae. The partnerships ultimately emerge as complex macroscopic phenotypes which are unrivaled in the fungal kingdom by their resilience and durability. This chapter presents an overview of lichen symbioses and covers the morphology and systematics of the fungal phenotypes, as well as their associations with diverse photobionts. This is followed by a coarse overview of eco-physiology and … Read more...

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Lundqvist J.A.G. (1977): [in Swedish with English abstract: ] Vegetation och flora i Halsviksravinens naturreservat [The Halsviksravinen nature reserve - vegetation and flora] - Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift, 71(4): 335–361

The vegetation and flora of tbe Halsviksravinen nature reserve (prov. Ångermanland, E Central Sweden) is described. The Halsviksravinen is a narrow valley leading down to the sea; the total area is c. 0.5 km2. The bedrock in the surrounding mountains is diabase which, together with the good supply of seepage water, makes soil conditions extremely favourable. The area is nowadays forested, but was previously used for hay production and grazing. Picea abies usually dominates, sometimes mixed … Read more...

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Wöhler [F.] (1846): [Knop & Schnedermann, chemisch physiologische Untersuchung der Cetraria islandica] - Flora [Regensburg], 29(15): 238-239

a report from Sitzung der königl. Soc. d. Wissensch. zu Göttingen Read more...

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Bouteille (1875): [Lettre de M. Bouteille a M. de Schoenefeld] - Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France, 21[1874]: 59–60

A letter; it includes among else a remark on occurence of lichens on glass Read more...