Katalog - Lichenological literature

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He L.-Z., Wu W., Bo H.-Y., Chai L.-S., Jayawardena R.S., Liang S., Meng Q.-F. & Fu S.-B. (2026): Two new lichenized species and a new record from Guizhou, China, MycoKeys, 128: 73–96

Two new lichenized species, Chicitaea yueliangshanensis and Coniocarpon chishuiense are described through the combination of morphological characteristics, chemical profiling and phylogenetic analyses, along with a new geographical record of Synarthonia inconspicua, collected from Guizhou, China. Chicitaea yueliangshanensis is characterized by prominent lecanorine apothecia with a black, epruinose, ± flat disc and lacking isidia and soredia. This species contains perlatolic acid, 2’-O-methylperlatolic … Read more...

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Dart J., Knudsen K., Kondrysová E., Maliček J. & Kocourková J. (2025): Acarospora carrizoensis: A new lichen species (Acarosporales, Acarosporaceae) from the Carrizo Plain National Monument in central California, Bulletin of the California Lichen Society, 32/2: 8–12

We describe Acarospora carrizoensis (Acarosporaceae) as a new species of saxicolous lichen from Carrizo Plain National Monument in central California. The total number of taxa in the family Acarosporaceae documented during preliminary lichen floristic surveys of the Monument is now at 22 species, with at least one more new species to be described. Keywords: Acarosporaceae, Acarospora americana, biodiversity, Southwestern North America. Read more...

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Malíček J. (2025): Pozoruhodná lokalita lišejníků na železniční trati u Střezimíře ve středních Čechách, Bryonora, 76: 1–10

Lichens in railway cuttings have rarely been studied in detail, yet these habitats may host pioneer species of conservation concern. An abandoned railway corridor near Střezimíř (Central Bohemia), disused since 2022 and currently threatened by planned infill, was surveyed. During a half-day field survey conducted in August 2024, 49 lichen species were documented, including nine taxa listed in the Red List of the Czech Republic. The most remarkable record is Stereocaulon tomentosum, previously … Read more...

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Malíček J. (2025): Lišejníky NPR Drbákov-Albertovy skály ve středním Povltaví, Bryonora, 76: 11–43

Drbákov-Albertovy skály National Nature Reserve (61,03 ha; 270– 474 m a.s.l.) represents one of the most prominent natural sites of the Middle Vltava region, well known for its diverse geology, vegetation and high conservation value. Key habitats include extensive rocks locally enriched with calcium or iron, formerly coppiced scree forests with Taxus baccata, and small heathlands. Despite the absence of historical records, the lichens of the area have been studied relatively intensively during … Read more...

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Peksa O., Bouda F., Dvořák L., Malíček J., Palice Z., Šoun J. & Uhlík P. (2025): Zajímavé nálezy lišejníků a lichenikolních hub ze západních Čech IV, Erica, 32: 3–34

We present here interesting records of 69 lichens (incl. one semilichen) and 13 lichenicolous fungi from Western Bohemia (Pilsen and Karlovy Vary Regions). In total, 42 recorded taxa belong to important categories of the Red list of lichens of the Czech Republic according to DaLiBor for 2023: C1 (critically endangered species – 6 taxa), C2 (strongly endangered species – 8) and C3 (endangered species – 30). Four taxa (Arthonia coronata, Porpidia flavocruenta, Thelenella modesta and Zyzygomyces … Read more...

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Kray R., Weckesser M., Dornes A.P. & Greinwald K. (2025): Neue und bemerkenswerte Funde von Flechten und lichenicolen Pilzen im Schwarzwald und angrenzenden Regionen, Herzogia, 38: 336–355

Seventy-three taxa are treated, 70 of which are lichens and three are lichenicolous fungi. Verrucaria alutacea and Biatora vacciniicola are new to Germany. The following six taxa are reported as new to Baden-Württemberg: Lepraria humida, Micarea coppinsii, Physcia clementei, Polycoccum microcarpum, Tephromela atra var. torulosa and Vezdaea rheocarpa. Seven species considered extinct in Baden-Württemberg have been rediscovered: Bacidia friesiana, Blastenia ferruginea, Collema glebulentum, Gyalecta … Read more...

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Malíček J. & Steinová J. (2025): Contribution to lichen biota of the Krkonoše Mountains, the highest Czech mountain range, Herzogia, 38: 308–335

The Krkonoše Mountains (Giant Mountains), straddling the border between the Czech Republic and Poland, represent a unique natural region in Central Europe, featuring Mount Sněžka (1,603 m), the highest peak in the Czech Republic. This area is protected by two national parks and is particularly notable for its rare arctic-alpine tundra habitat, covering approximately 47 square kilometers, which is crucial for biodiversity conservation and harbors numerous glacial relict and endemic species. This … Read more...

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Fiorentino J. (2025): An annotated checklist of the lichens of the Maltese Islands (Mediterranean), Herzogia, 38: 356–389

An updated, annotated checklist based on the evaluation of herbarium material and twenty-five years of fieldwork on the Maltese Islands is presented. A total of two hundred and thirty-eight species of lichenised fungi are listed, of which, one hundred are new records for the islands. Key words: Biodiversity, lichenised fungi, limestone, southern Europe. Read more...

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Zhurbenko M.P. (2025): Lichenicolous fungi from the Holarctic. Part VI: Four new taxa, a new combination, and new records, Herzogia, 38: 464–482

Three species and one variety of lichenicolous fungi are described as new to science: Dacampia joshii (on Rusavskia elegans), Endococcus leptogiicola (on Scytinium imbricatum), Lichenochora epidesertorum var. taimyrica (on Gyalolechia bracteata), and Niesslia sibirica (on Peltigera leucophlebia). A new combination, Capronia peltigericola, is also proposed. An unusual Karsteniomyces anamorph of a Scutula species growing on Peltigera polydactylon, as well as Geltingia associata s. lat., found on the … Read more...

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Brackel W. v. & Wirth V. (2025): Flechtenbewohnende Pilze aus der Rhön (Deutschland), Herzogia, 38: 453–463

A review of the Rességuier herbarium (Lichens of the Rhön), supplemented by findings from the Rhön by V. Wirth, resulted in a list of 33 taxa of lichenicolous fungi. Among these, Sclerococcum australe is new to Germany; Endococcus rugulosus, Roselliniopsis tartaricola and Stigmidium eucline are new to Hesse and several species are new to the Rhön. Two undescribed species of the genera Crittendenia and Endococcus are sketched. The nomenclatural story of Bryostigma lapidicola and related misunderstandings … Read more...