JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Meinunger L. (2011): Rote Liste der Flechten (Lichenes) Thüringens - Naturschutzreport Heft, 26: 418‒438

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Gnüchtel A. (2009): Rote Liste Flechten Sachsens - Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt und Geologie, Radebeul, 56 p

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Gnüchtel A. (1997): Materialien zu Naturschutz und Landschaftspflege 1997. Artenliste der Flechten Sachsens - Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt und Geologie, Radebeul, 56 p

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Gnüchtel A. (1996): Materialien zu Naturschutz und Landschaftspflege 1996. Rote Liste [der] Flechten. Freistaat Sachsen - Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt und Geologie, Radebeul, 14 p

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Tonouchi J. (2009): Isolation and characterization of a novel facultative anaerobic filamentous fungus from Japanese rice field soil - International Journal of Microbiology, 2009: 571383 [9 p.]

A novel filamentous fungus strain designated RB-1 was isolated into pure culture from Japanese rice field soil through an anaerobic role tube technique. The strain is a mitosporic fungus that grows in both aerobic and strict anaerobic conditions using various mono-, di-, tri-, and polysaccharides with acetate and ethanol productions. The amount of acetate produced was higher than that of ethanol in both aerobic and anaerobic cultures. The characteristic verrucose or punctuate conidia of RB-1 closely … Read more...

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Müller (Argoviensis) J. (1895): Sertum australiense s. species novae australienses Thelotremearum, Graphidearum et Pyrenocarpearum quas proponit - Bulletin de l’Herbier Boissier, 3(7): 313–327

1. Ocellularia jugalis Müll. Arg., 2. Ocellularia platychlamys Müll. Arg., 3. Ocellularia annulosa Müll. Arg., 4. Thelotrema cyphelloides Müll. Arg., 5. Thelotrema microphthalmum Müll. Arg., 6. Thelotrema hypomelanum Müll. Arg., 7. Thelotrema profundum Müll. Arg., 8. Leptotrema patulum, 9. Leptotrema polycarpum Müll. Arg., 10. Leptotrema nitidulum Müll. Arg., 11. Leptotrema semulum Müll. Arg., 12. Platygrapha Shirleyana Müll.Arg., 13. Platygrapha leptospora Müll. Arg., 14. Melaspilea … Read more...

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Müller (Argoviensis) J. (1895): Lecanoreae et Lecideae australienses novae quas describsit - Bulletin de l’Herbier Boissier, 3(12): 632–642

Australia, Lecanora atra Ach. v. serialis Müll. Arg., Lecanora subfusca Ach. v. conjungens, Lecanora albellaria Müll. Arg., Lecanora melacarpella Müll. Arg., Lecanora Knightiana Müll. Arg., Lecanora flavido-fusca Müll. Arg., Lecania (s. Semilecania) chlaronoides Müll. Arg., Lecania (s. Semilecania) selenospora Müll. Arg., Lecania (s. Eulecania) subsquamosa Müll. Arg., Callopisma cerinum Mass. v. microcarpum Müll. Arg., Rinodina diffractella Müll. Arg., Pertusaria (s. Lecanorastrum) rhodotropa … Read more...

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Thakur M., Kapoor B., Kapoor D. & Sharma N.R. (2023): Lichens: A promising source of anti-cancerous activity and their molecular mechanisms - South African Journal of Botany, 159: 155–163

The potential of lichens for medicinal use is to have a variety of bioactive anticancer compounds. Several factors drive the issue of lichens as a usual substance of carcinoma chemicals for lichens. In a variety of climates which could be represented by extreme climatic variables, lichens can endure heat intensities, Ultraviolet rays, limited nutrient uptake, humidity, etc. Their results are obtained is due to the possible defence system they have towards severe change, simultaneously generating … Read more...

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Demková L., Bobuľská L, Árvay J., Homolová Z., Michalko M. & Balintová M. (2023): Potentially toxic elements in soil and air along an altitudinal gradient in Tatra National Park - Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 252: 107268 [9 p.]

With a growing number of tourists, national parks are facing high pressure in terms of production and spreading the potentially toxic elements (PTEs). Car parks, roads or civil amenities have become a source of PTEs, which are spreading not only in their immediate vicinity, but can contaminate much wider surroundings. Total content of Cd, Co, Cu, Cr, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb and Zn was determined in soil samples and, also in mosses and lichen samples, which were used as bioindication method for air pollution … Read more...

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Gaia G., Ribeiro V.R., Ghilardi R.P., Sousa F.N., Llopart M.P. & Ricardi-Branco F. (2023): Chemical and elementary characterization of Spongiophyton nanum: Understanding the phylogeny, paleoenvironment, and fossilization processes of an enigmatic flora - Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology , 316: 104943 [11 p.]

The record of thalloid macrofossils in the North-Northwest region of the Paran´ a Basin is less studied compared to that of invertebrate paleofauna in the same area. Consequently, the lack of important information regarding the niches occupied by thalloid embryophytes during early land colonization in this coastal paleoenvironment is evident. This study presents the first chemical and elemental data on Spongiophyton for this region of the basin, offering insights into its paleoenvironment … Read more...