JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Мучник Е.Э., Конорева Л.А., Чесноков С.В. & Черепенина Д.А. [Muchnik E.E., Konoreva L.A., Chesnokov S.V. & Cherepenina D.A.] (2022): Лихенологические находки новых и редких видов в Центральной России [Lichenological findings of new and rare species in Central Russia] - Ботанический журнал [Botanicheskii Zhurnal], 107(11): 1106–1114

[in Russian with English abstract: ] Five lichen species: Buellia uberior, Micarea laeta, M. microareolata, Ramonia himelbrantii, Thelocarpon intermediellum are reported for the first time for the territory of Central Russia (the name implies the Central Federal District). Another six lichen species: Biatora chrysantha, Micarea byssacea, M. elachista, M. pusilla, M. soralifera, M. tomentosa, and two lichenicolous fungi: Heterocephalacria physciacearum and Lichenoconium erodens, are rarely mentioned … Read more...

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Kantvilas G. (2022): A sorediate addition to the genus Megaloblastenia - Muelleria, 41: 12–16

The epiphytic species, Megaloblastenia sorediata Kantvilas sp. nov., is described from the wet forests of Tasmania and New South Wales; its preferred host is the understorey tree Pomaderris apetala. The newly described species is distinguished from the widespread M. marginiflexa (Hook.f. & Taylor) Sipman chiefly on the basis of having soredia, although its apothecia, asci and ascospores are also marginally smaller. A key to the three species of Megaloblastenia is presented, and the application of … Read more...

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Энхтуяа О. & Жавхлан С. [Enkhtuya O. & Javkhlan S.] (2022): Хусан ойн амьдрах орчны доройтлыг хагийн төрөл зүйлээр илэрхийлэх асуудалд (Төв аймаг, Батсүмбэр сум, Шатан өртөө, Өвгөнт уулын ойн жишээн дээр) [Identification of the degradation of birch forests habitats by lichen species: (On the example of the mountain forest Ubugunt at the station Shatan Batsumber Sumona, Central aimag)] - Монголын ботаникийн сэтгүүл [Mongolian Journal of Botany], 4(30): 11–23

[in Mongolian with English abstract: ] A study was conducted to determine the degradation of birch forest habitats by epiphytic lichens. As a result of research in the birch forest at the station Shatan somone Batsumbera of the Central aimag, 17 species of epiphytic lichens from 4 families and 13 genera were registered. The forest point was chosen as an example of a site with a change of primary vegetation type of larch forests from the forest of the steppe area of West Kentei. In terms … Read more...

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González Argüello G., Filippini E. & Machado A. (2022): Morpho-anatomical variations of Parmotrema pilosum (Parmeliaceae, Ascomycota) in fragmented forests of central Argentina: relationship between forest cover and distance to crops - Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 30

Forest vegetation is key for buffering microclimatic factors and regulating atmospheric deposition. Epiphytic lichens are sensitive to these factors and can indicate the overall health status of the ecosystem. Specifically, the analysis of morpho-anatomical variations allows us to understand the degree of tolerance or sensitivity of these organisms exposed to agricultural crops and how vegetation might buffer this response. We analyzed variations in vegetative and reproductive characters and injuries … Read more...

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Allen J.L. & Lendemer J.C. (2022): A call to reconceptualize lichen symbioses - Trends Ecol Evol, 37(7): 582-589

Several decades of research across disciplines have overturned historical perspectives of symbioses dominated by binary characterizations of highly specific species-species interactions. This paradigm shift has unlocked the previously underappreciated and overlooked dynamism of fungal mutualisms such as mycorrhizae. Lichens are another example of important fungal mutualisms where reconceptualization is urgently needed to realize their potential as model systems. This reconceptualization requires … Read more...

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Wirth V. (2022): Die Flechten des Biosphärengebietes Schwarzwald - Mitteilungen des Badischen Landesvereins für Naturkunde und Naturschutz, Freiburg/Breisgau, 25: 5–32

The lichens of the Black Forest Biosphere Reserve. Lichens contribute to the diversity of the Black Forest Biosphere Reserve to a considerable extent. The list of recorded lichens includes 830 species. In addition, around 110 species of lichenicolous fungi are reported. The most frequent and the most characteristic lichen communities of the study area are described. The area turns out as the region with the highest lichen diversity in Germany outside the Alps. Many species are very rare and endangered. … Read more...

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Gueidan C., Li L. & Robinson I. (2022): Challenges to developing a reference sequence database using mass parallel sequencing and lichen herbarium specimens: a case study for microlichens of the Australian Capital Territory - Muelleria, 41: 3–11

Molecular species identification is a powerful tool in taxonomy, biodiversity research and ecology, in particular for groups of organisms with limited diagnostic features. This tool relies on the development of high-quality reference sequence databases, and such databases can be built using collection specimens and mass parallel sequencing. Here, lichen herbarium specimens and mass parallel sequencing were used to generate reference ITS sequences for microlichens from the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) … Read more...

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Bhagarathi L.K., Maharaj G., Da Silva P.N.B. & Subramanian G. (2022): A review of the diversity of lichens and what factors affect their distribution in the neotropics - GSC Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 20(3): 27–63

The purpose of this paper is to review published literature on the diversity of lichens and the factors that affect its distribution in the neotropics. The systematic method was used to research works of literature on “Diversity of lichens and what factors affect their distribution in the neotropics.” A total of forty-nine research papers published between the years 1996 to 2021 was selected and utilized for this review. The results obtained was presented in tables. A subjective approach was … Read more...

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Lackovičová A., Fačkovcová Z. & Paoli L. (2022): [Životné jubileá:] Mgr. Anna Bérešová (rod. Guttová), PhD. – 50 rokov činorodého života - Bulletin Slovenskej botanickej spoločnosti, 44: 121–136

Anniversary; Biography; Bibliography. Read more...

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Wijesinghe S.N., Zucconi L., Camporesi E., Wanasinghe D.N., Boonmee S., Samarakoon M.C., Chethana K.W.T., Puwakpitiya Gedara C., Maharachchikumbura S.S.N., Wang Y. & Hyde K.D. (2022): An updated account of Fagales-inhabiting Italian Ascomycota and mycogeography, with additions to Pezizomycotina - Asian Journal of Mycology, 5(2): 79–186

Studies of plant-associated Ascomycota are topical, as they have varied life modes depending on their hosts in different ecosystems. In Italy, Fagales are economically and ecologically important plants, especially in the Alps and Apennine mountain ranges. Fagales species host numerous ascomycetous species, comprising endophytes, saprobes, or pathogens. We retrieved data from 308 publications from 1873 to 2021 and listed 776 Ascomycota on Fagales in Italy. Among these, 696 were identified … Read more...