Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Yakovchenko L.S. (2024): Is Leptotrema lithophila (Graphidaceae, lichenized Ascomycota) still an endemic species of Sikhote-Alin’ Range?, Turczaninowia, 27(4): 122–129

Leptotrema lithophila, the rare species being recognized as endemic for Sikhote-Alin’ Mountain (Russian Far East), has been discovered for the South Siberia from the Transbaikal Territory. The species was found in a single locality – in the Alkhanai National Park, on isolated cliff named Dimchig Sume Mt. within the lower forest belt in rock’s cleft in wet and shade micro condition. All known localities of Leptotrema lithophila are given including the first locality of the species from … Read more...

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Rodríguez-de la Cruz D., Perfecto-Arribas S. & Delgado-Sánchez L. (2025): Diversity analysis of macrofungi and lichenised fungi in Pyrenean oak (Quercus pyrenaica Willd.) and chestnut (Castanea sativa L.) forests: Implications for the conservation of forest habitats in Castilla y León (central-northwest Spain), Forests, 16(1): 9 [13 p.]

Fungi can be used as bioindicators to assess the biodiversity and conservation status of different habitats because of their high adaptability and sensitivity to changes in water, air, and soil quality. In this study, records of macrofungi and lichenised fungi were extracted from GBIF, surveyed using GIS software, and used to compare the fungal diversity of the Pyrenean oak and chestnut groves of Castilla y León, analysing the possible implications of their presence for the conservation of these … Read more...

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Babington C. & Mitten W. (1860): Nat. Ord. IX. Lichenes. – In: Hooker, J. D., The Botany of the Antarctic Voyage of H. M. Discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the Years 1839–1843. Part III, Flora Tasmaniae. Vol. II. Monocotyledones and Acotyledones. - London: Puplished under the authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , p. 343–354, tab.

The section on lichens in the document provides an exhaustive catalog of species observed in Tasmania, detailing their habitats, physical characteristics, and taxonomy. Authored by Babington and Mitten, it covers a wide array of genera such as Usnea, Ramalina, Peltigera, Parmelia, and others. Notable insights include geographic distribution, morphological variations, and comparisons to European and New Zealand species. The study underscores the rich biodiversity of lichens in Tasmania, contributing … Read more...

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McCune B. & Ahti T. (2024): Cladonia galindezii and C. andereggii, epodetiate relatives of C. cariosa in western North America, Bryologist, 127(4): 465–475

We expanded our knowledge of the Cladonia cariosa group by seeking out and sequencing squamulose epodetiate Cladonia specimens in western North America. Cladonia galindezii, a species in the Cladonia cariosa group with large squamules forming thick mats and often containing porphyrilic acid, as in the type specimen from Antarctica, was found in several western states, new to the United States. In the same clade were specimens with atranorin only or atranorin with norstictic acid. We also establish … Read more...

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Lendemer J.C. (2024): Recent literature on lichens—275, Bryologist, 127(4): 583–589

bibliography; new literature Read more...

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Quedensley T.S., Widhelm T.J., Distefano I. & Wade H. (2024): Bryoclavula dryalisepiplutea sp. nov. (Hydnaceae: Cantharellales), a new lichenized basidiomycete from East Texas, Bryologist, 127(4): 476–483

Bryoclavula dryalisepiplutea, a new lichenized basidiomycete, is described from Fort Boggy State Park in Leon County, Texas. U.S.A., and represents the second species in the genus outside of Japan, and a first record for a lichenized basidiomycete for Texas. Morphological observations and phylogenetic analyses of the nuclear ITS and nrLSU regions using maximum likelihood and Bayesian analyses supports placement within Bryoclavula (Hydnaceae: Cantharellales), and distinct from the previously described … Read more...

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Simon A., Parker D., Chimal-Ballesteros J.A., Orlando J. & Goffinet B. (2024): The identity of the North American endemic Dendriscocaulon intricatulum and two southern South American cyanomorphs in the Peltigerales, Bryologist, 127(4): 441–464

Lichen photomorphs refer to distinct symbiotic structures formed by conspecific fungi associated with different photosynthetic partners, either a green alga or a cyanobacterium. Thus, a single fungal species can engage in symbiotic relationships with different photobionts, resulting in independent, often morphologically distinct, lichen thalli. Historically, the morphological dissimilarity between photomorphs has often led to their classification as separate fungal species, which could even have … Read more...

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Martellos S., Zardini M., Seggi L., Conti M. & Trabucco R. (2024): Digitization of the Lichenotheca Veneta by Vittore Trevisan, Heritage, 7(12): 7298–7308

The Lichenotheca Veneta, published in 1869 by Vittore Trevisan (1818–1897), is one of the most relevant historic collections of exsiccatae of lichens in Italy. It contains a total of 268 specimens from 74 genera, 197 species, and 119 varieties and forms, organized into eight files and four volumes, and was probably conceived as the first of a series, even if no further volumes were published. To our knowledge, it is probably preserved in its complete and original form at the Natural History Museum … Read more...

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Malíček J. & Pacáková M. (2024): Jak poznat biologicky cenný les?, Botanika, 2/2024: 12–15

a popular paper [in Czech]; "How to recognize a biologically valuable forest?" Read more...

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Khodosovtsev O.Ye., Palice Z., Malíček J., Svoboda S., Darmostuk V.V., Peksa O., Bouda F. & Vondrák J. (2024): First Ukrainian records of lichens and lichenicolous fungi from Carpathian primeval forests, Czech Mycology, 76(2): 191–213

Thirty-four species of lichens and two species of lichenicolous fungi are reported for the first time from Ukraine, specifically from primeval Carpathian forests. Six genera, Absconditonia, Andreiomyces, Chicitaea, Elixia, Puttea, and Sporodophoron, are new to Ukraine. The identification of the species Absconditonia sublignicola, Buellia dives, Cliostomum haematommatis, Lecidella albida, Micarea flavoleprosa, M. isidioprasina, Mycoporum antecellens, Puttea exsequens, Rinodina willeyi, and Sporodophoron … Read more...