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Moisejevs R., Degtjarenko P., Kaupuža R., Krugļikova A., Stepanova D., Motiejūnaitė J., Suija A., Jüriado I., Otte V., Tsurykau A., Thell A. & Piterāns A. (2024): Updates to the list of Latvian lichens and allied fungi, with four new records of lichens for the Baltic region, Herzogia, 37(2): 320–327

Eighteen lichen species, one lichenicolous and two allied fungi are reported for the first time for Latvia (Europe). Bryoria smithii, Heterodermia speciosa, Phaeophyscia pusilloides and Ramalina europaea are new records for the Baltic countries. Comments on habitats and substrates of new records are provided. Key words: Lichenized fungi, new findings, noteworthy records. URL EN Read more... 

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Vu Ho K., Ćuk M., Čarni A., Vukov D., Ilić M. & Erdös L. (2025): High light availability offsets low naturalness regarding diversity but cannot compensate for reduced ecological value: A case study of near-natural forests and tree plantations in Serbia, J. For. Sci., 71(1):23-39

In Eastern Europe, near-natural forest patches are decreasing and are gradually replaced by non-native plantations. Tree plantations are commonly thought to be simple ecosystems with low conservation value, although this conclusion is mainly based on simple taxonomic diversity indices, which ignore functional and phylogenetic diversity. In this study, our objective was to compare species composition, diagnostic species, taxonomic, functional, and phylogenetic diversity, as well as naturalness status … URL EN Read more... 

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Groner U., Orler M. & Zimmermann E. (2024): First report of the resinicolous Chaenothecopsis eugenia from Europe, Herzogia, 37(2): 388–393

The first collection of Chaenothecopsis eugenia in Europe is described and illustrated, the distinguishing features from the similar C. asperopoda are discussed. Situation and ecology of the new site in Switzerland correspond with the previously known occurrences in China and Canada. Key words: Mycocalicioid fungi, tree exudate, boreal-temperate distribution, Switzerland. URL EN Read more... 

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Knudsen K., Kocourková J., Peksa O., Beck A., Velmala S. & Wirth V. (2024): Corrigendum to Three poorly known Acarosporaceae of Central Europe: new reports from Czech Republic, Germany, and Italy. Herzogia 37 (1), 2024: 5 –15, Herzogia, 37(2): 400

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Berger F. & Zimmermann E. (2024): Das Stodertal (Nördliche Kalkalpen, Oberösterreich, Österreich), ein weiterer Hotspot für lichenicole Pilze in den Alpen, Herzogia, 37: 351–380

The Stoder valley (Northern Limestone Alps, Upper Austria, Austria), another hotspot of lichenicolous fungi in the Alps. This article covers the high diversity of lichenicolous fungi in the western (upper) part of the Stoder Valley in the Northern Limestone Alps in the federal state of Upper Austria. In all we encountered 120 species in the lower mountain belt (hragmiella hughesii, Lichenoconium cargillianum, Opegrapha anomea, Polycoccum superficiale, Skyttella mulleri, Spirographa pyramidalis, … EN Read more... 

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Sokolskaya O.B., Andrushko T.A., Tokareva V.M. & Yarmashevich M.A. (2021): Diagnostics of the genus Acer L. diseases using the pathographic method on the territory of Sokolovogorsk Park in Saratov, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 723(2): 022069

The article analyzes the diseases and pests of the trees of the genus Acer L. It was found out that the most resistant species on the territory of the studied object is Acer negundo L. It was found out also that 80-95% of black spot (Rhytisma acerinum) affect the leaves of Acer platanoides L., and powdery mildew (Uncinula aceris Sacc) damages them either. The brown spot (Phyllosticta fraxinicola) affects 50-68% of Acer campestre. The most effective chemical preparations have been determined, i.e. … URL EN Read more... 

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Lázaro R., Calvo-Cases A., Arnau-Rosalén E., Rubio C., Fuentes D. & López-Canfín C. (2021): Defining minimum runoff length allows for discriminating biocrusts and rainfall events, Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics, 69: 387-399

The runoff coefficient (RC) is widely used despite requiring to know the effective contributing area, which cannot be known a priori. In a previous work, we defined runoff length (RL), which is difficult to measure. This work aimed to define the minimum RL (mRL), a quantitative and easy proxy of RL, for use in a pilot study on biocrusts in the Tabernas Desert, Spain. We show that RC decreases according to a hyperbola when the contributing area increases, the independent variable being the length … URL EN Read more... 

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Ting A.S.Y., Cheng C.K.W. & Santiago K.A.A. (2021): Decolourization of malachite green dye by endolichenic fungi from the lichen Usnea sp.: A novel study on their dye removal potential, Journal of King Saud University - Science, 33(7): 101579

Objective This novel study explored the potential of two endolichenic fungi, Pseudopestalotiopsis theae (PT, accession number MG881833) and Astrocystis bambusae (AB, accession number MH370741) in decolorizing Malachite Green (MG). Methods Their efficacy in dye decolorization was compared to non-endolichenic fungus Trichoderma asperellum (TA, accession number KP792512). Decolorization test was performed using MG (100 ppm) for 14 days (absorbance at 617 nm) to determine decolorization efficiency (DE, … URL EN Read more... 

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Ordaya Á.M.R. (2021): Candelaria pacifica (Candelariaceae) en la Reserva Nacional de Lachay, Lima, Perú, Liquenobiota, 1(2): 29-38

The present research gives a record for the lichenbiota of the National Reserve of Lachay, where samples were collected, analyzed and determined in the laboratory. The species found is Candelariella pacifica Westberg, from the familiy Candelariaceae. In adition, a key is presented to differentiate this species and the distribution of this genus from Peru and South America. This research will allow subsequent genetic, ecological, chemical and geographic studies of this species. URL EN Read more... 

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Guzmán-Guillermo J., Sorcia-Navarrete P.L., Llarena-Hernández R.C. & Cárdenas-Mendoza K.D.R. (2021): Bactrospora totonacae (Arthoniales, Ascomycota), a new species from Veracruz, Mexico, Acta Botanica Mexicana, 128: e1900

Background and Aims: Bactrospora is a genus of crustose lichens characterized by its black, verrucose to denticulate and little apothecia, and mostly acicular, or sometimes muriform spores, longer than wide. The genus is represented by 38 accepted species. The aim of this work is to describe Bactrospora totonacae, a new species from the tropical dry forest of Veracruz, Mexico. Methods: The specimens were collected on the “Cerro de los Metates” in the municipality of Actopan, Veracruz, Mexico. … URL EN Read more... 

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