JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Ohmura Y. & Moon K.H. (2012): Materials for the Distribution of Lichens in Japan (18) Baeomyces sanguineus Asahina - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 87(4): 293–294

New localities of Baeomyces sanguineus Asahina were reported from Miyazaki Pref., Kyushu, and from Mt. Myojin in Aichi Pref., Honshu, Japan. In total, four localities of this species are known in Japan Read more...

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Kon Y., Kashiwadani H. & Kurokawa S. (1990): Induction of lichen thalli of Usnea conjusa Asah. ssp. kitamiensis (Asah.) Asah. In vitro - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 65(1): 26–32

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Nuno M. (1964): Note on the chromatogram of thamnolic acid and the use of Barton-Evans-Gardner's reagent for spot-detecting means - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 39(10): 313–317

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Nuno M. (1975): Four new species of Cladonia from Asia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 50(10): 289–297

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Nuno M. (1972): Four new species of Cladonia from south-eastern Asia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 47(6): 161–167

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Abbayes H. des (1968): Les lichenes du genre Thysanothecium Mont, et Berk. (Cladoniacees) et leur constitution chimique - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 43(10, 11): 302–304

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Nuno M. (1962): Chemism of Cladonia subgen. Clathrina (Müll. Arg.) Vain. - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 37(3): 77–80

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Asahina Y. (1939): Japanische Arten der Cocciferae (Cladonia-Caenomyce). (Frotsetzung and Schluss.) - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 15(11): 663–671

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Asahina Y. (1939): Japanische Arten der Cocciferae (Cladonia-Caenomyce) - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 15(10): 602–620

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Thor T., Tønsberg T., Kashiwadani H. & Moon K.H. (2005): Lecidea roseotincta New to Asia - The Journal of Japanese Botany, 80(5): 303–305

During a field trip, to Hokkaido, Japan in 1995 by GT and TT and to Cheju Island, Korea by GT, HK and KHM in 2001, numerous lichens were collected. Based on these collections Lecidea roseotincta is re- ported as new to Asia. The GT collections are housed in TNS (some duplicates in UPS) and the TT collections in BG. Of the Japanese islands, Hokkaido in the north is second to Honshu in size. It stretches 400 km from north to south, and 440 km from east to west. Cheju Island is a volcanic island, situated … Read more...