Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Kindt C. (1881): Bidrag til Kundskab om Throndhjems Lavvegetation, Det Kongelige Norske Videnskabers Selskabs Skrifter, 1880: 25–41

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Adhikari R.S., Ngangom R., Biswas S., Daimari R. & Nayaka S. (2025): Two new species and additional records of Coenogonium (Ostropales: Coenogoniaceae) from India, Nordic Journal of Botany, 2025: e04376 [11 p.]

Two corticolous species of Coenogonium viz., C. pseudonepalense and C. submoniliforme are described as new to science. Coenogonium pseudonepalense is characterized by a crustose, greenish-grey thallus, pale-orange apothecial disc and 13.0–17.0 × 2.5–3.0 µm ascospores. Coenogonium submoniliforme is characterized by appressed-filamentous thallus, small-sized apothecia (up to 0.4 mm in diameter), pale orange apothecial disc and 14.0–18.0 × 2.8–3.8 µm ascospores. Coenogonium lueckingii and … Read more...

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Daimari R., Islary P., Brahma S., Basumatary S., Goswami J.P., Nayaka S. & Joseph S. (2021): Additions to the lichen flora of Assam with special reference to Astrothelium alboverrucoides, a new record to India, Studies in Fungi, 6(1): 342−351

The present study enumerates the diversity of corticolous lichens from Kokrajhar district of Assam state. The study records 54 species of lichens belonging to 21 genera and 14 families. Majority of the species are crustose (44 species) and 10 are foliose. One of the species, Astrothelium alboverrucoides is a new record to India while five species viz., Graphis sayeri, Hemithecium croceum, Malmidea piperis, Ocellularia allosporoides and Porina belanospora are new additions toS the lichen biota of … Read more...

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Manlapaz A.P.B., Mariano M.I., Reyes O.R.M., Rodriguez L.C. & Paguirigan J.A.G. (2022): Antibacterial activity of Leptogium cochleatum and Leptogium moluccanum, Studies in Fungi, 7: 19 [4 p.]

Currently there is an increase in the emergence and re-emergence of bacterial infections, and lichens are potential sources of pharmaceutically important secondary metabolites to halt this problem. Lichens are unique plant-like organisms which are relatively less explored in the Philippines. Here, lichen extracts of Leptogium cochleatum and Leptogium moluccanum were tested against Escherichia coli, Enterobacter agglomerans, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Staphylococcus aureus … Read more...

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Debnath R., Khare R., Gogoi L., Upreti D.K. & Rout J. (2018): New additions of macrolichens to the lichen flora of Arunachal Pradesh, India in Eastern Himalaya, Studies in Fungi, 3(1): 100−114

Lichen exploration of West Kameng district and Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh state, India located in the Eastern Himalayas reveal seventy nine lichens represented primarily by foliose (73%), a few fruticose (15%), dimorphic (8%), leprose (2%) and crustose (1%) types. Of these, seventeen species, one fruticose, sixteen foliose growth forms, belonging to 12 genera and 5 families are recorded as new additions to the lichen flora of Arunachal Pradesh state. The lichens were sampled at an elevation … Read more...

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Paguirigan J.A.G., Bernal K.D., Dayto C.G.A., Ramos M.E.D., Vigo G.D.S. & dela Cruz T.E.E. (2019): Foliose lichens along the trails of Casaroro Falls and Pulangbato Falls in Valencia, Negros Oriental, Philippines, Studies in Fungi, 4(1): 43−49

Lichens are abundant and highly diverse in tropical areas such as the Philippines due to its climate and geographical features. However, several regions of the country remained underexplored or unexplored and many species remained undiscovered in the country’s many unique habitats. This study determines the occurrence of foliose lichens in Casaroro Falls and Pulangbato Falls in Valencia, Negros Oriental, Philippines. The lichen morphologies were characterized using available taxonomic keys. Among … Read more...

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Ansil P.A., Rajeshkumar K.C., Lücking R., Gaikwad S. & Sharma B. (2025): Resolving the phylogeny of Diorygma aeolum, along with its photobiont Trentepohlia species from the Western Ghats, India, Studies in Fungi, 10: e023 [11 p.]

This study unravels the symbionts of the lichenized fungus Diorygma aeolum with its Trentepohlia photobiont from the Western Ghats (India). Phylogenetic positioning of the mycobiont and photobiont was assessed by integrating morphology, thallus chemistry, and DNA sequence data. In the phylogenetic analysis of the mycobiont using mtSSU, nuLSU, and RPB2 sequences, D. aeolum was placed in a clade closely related to D. karnatakense. Based on the study, the species D. albovirescens and D. saxicola under … Read more...

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Nayak S.K., Bajpai R., Upreti D.K. & Satapathy K.B. (2016): Diversity of lichen flora of Odisha, India-A review, Studies in Fungi, 1(1): 114−124

Based on the compilation of literature on lichens of Odisha (India) and other specimens and preserved in herbaria, we estimate that 252 species of lichens, belonging to 81 genera and 35 families are known from the state. Graphidaceae with 49 species is the dominant family, followed by Arthoniaceae (21), Pyrenulaceae (19), Parmeliaceae (18), Trypetheliaceae (17), Physciaceae (15), Teloschistaceae (14), Lecanoraceae (13), Pertusariaceae (12), Ramalinaceae (11), Caliciaceae (11), Thelotremataceae (9) … Read more...

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Vinay Bharadwaj T., Girija Sastry V. & Murthy K.S. (2018): A note on the occurrence of lichens on Vainateya Godavari mangroves in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh India, Studies in Fungi, 3(1): 302−308

During the collection of manglicolous lichens for the project work on pharmacological evaluation, three lichen species collected from a remote "Lanka" in less known Vainateya Godavari river basin in the year 2015. There is no record of any of these lichen species on the mangroves of Andhra Pradesh like Dirinaria consimilis (Stirton) D. D. Awasthi, Parmotrema tinctorum (Despr. ex Nyl.) Hale and Roccella montagnei Bel. em. D. D. Awasthi on the host is Excoecaria agallocha. Interestingly the authors … Read more...

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Panda M., Murthy T.V.R., Samal R.N., Lele N., Patnaik A.K. & Mohan P.K. (2017): A comparative study of manglicolous lichens and their distribution inside Bhitarkanika National Park (Odisha), India, Studies in Fungi, 2(1): 1−13

The manglicolous lichens are a specific group of lichens which occur in association with mangrove plants. Mangrove ecosystems have limited accessibility and the lichen study in mangrove forests are less studied and reported. The present study is the first-time report on lichen diversity, their distribution and its associated host mangrove species at eight different sites within the mangrove forests of Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park (Odisha), India. The study recorded a total of … Read more...