JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Lõhmus A., Runnel K., Palo A., Leis M., Nellis R., Rannap R., Remm L., Rosenvald R. & Lõhmus P. (2021): Value of a broken umbrella: abandoned nest sites of the black stork (Ciconia nigra) host rich biodiversity - Biodiversity and Conservation, 30: 3647–3664

Protecting habitats for charismatic vertebrates can provide an ‘umbrella’ for less conspicuous organisms, especially when these are threatened by the same processes. However, such a conservation scheme is vulnerable to the extirpation of the focal species. We studied wider biodiversity values in long protected black stork (Ciconia nigra) nest sites, which were abandoned by the bird and thus legally subject to de-listing. In 20 abandoned nest sites in Estonia, we (i) mapped breeding birds within … Read more...

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Brackel W. v. (2023): Weitere Funde von flechtenbewohnenden Pilzen in Bayern – Beitrag zu einer Checkliste VIII - Archive for Lichenology, 35: 1–22

A list of 68 lichenicolous fungi recently found in Bavaria is presented. The new species Endococcus montanus Brackel, Muellerella rhizocarpicola Brackel and Sphaerellothecium umbilicariae Brackel & E. Zimm. are described. New to Germany are Biatoropsis minuta, B. usnearum s. str., Epibryon conductrix, Muellerella polyspora, Tremella parietinae and Zyzygomyces aipoliae, new to Bavaria are Endococcus macrosporus, E. stigma s. str., Llimoniella groenlandiae, Nectriopsis cariosae and Trimmatostroma … Read more...

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John V. & Güvenç Ş. (2023): Additions to the checklist and bibliography of the lichens and lichenicolous fungi of Turkey II - Archive for Lichenology, 34: 1–47

Increase and gaps in the knowledge about the biota of lichens and lichenicolous fungi in Turkey in the last 4 years are documented, including some supplements. Since the compilations by JOHN & TÜRK (2017) and JOHN et al. (2020) 32 species of lichens and 17 lichenicolous fungi were newly published for Turkey. A total of 689 additional species (59 lichenicolous and 636 lichenized) are new for one or more provinces. Lecanora albula, Placynthium flabellosum, Ramalina bourgaeana, R. elegans … Read more...

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Ernst G. & Hanstein U. (2001): Epiphytische Flechten im Forstamt Sellhorn – Naturschutzgebiet Lüneburger Heide - NNA-Berichte, 14: 28–85

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Frahm J.-P. & Brown G. (1996): Die Moos- und Flechtenflora des Tombergs 1975 und 1995 - Decheniana, 149: 70–77

In 1975, the local botanist H. Breuer published a list containing 67 species of bryophytes and 31 lichens from the Tomberg, a small hill near Rheinbach, district of Euskirchen, North-Rhine Westphalia. 20 years later, the area was re-investigated. 16 bryophyte species were discovered new, and 20 species listed by Breuer could not be confirmed. This points to strong dynamic processes operating in the bryophyte flora which can be attributed to changes in certain habitat conditions. Such marked changes … Read more...

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Ruprecht U., Pfefferkorn-Dellali V., Reiter R., Berger F. & Türk R. (2016): Arten- und Biotopschutz für besonders seltene und gefährdete Flechtenstandorte in Oberösterreich - ÖKO.L: Zeitschrift für Ökologie, Natur- und Umweltschutz, 38/4: 13–18

popular paper; Upper Austria [in German] Read more...

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Reich F. & Friedmann A. (2021): Immissionsbezogene Flechtenkartierung in Augsburg: Ein Vergleich der Jahre 1985, 2008 und 2017 - Berichte der Bayerischen Botanischen Gesellschaft, 91: 77–94

[in German with English summary: ] With the aim of assessing the air quality in the city of Augsburg, a mapping of the epiphytic lichen vegetation was carried out in 2017 according to the VDI guideline 3957 (bioindication) and presented in an air quality map. A “low” to “moderate” air quality was determined for the investigated area. Compared to the air quality mapping results of 1985 and 2008, there are no more lichen-free areas or areas with “very low” air quality recorded. In addition … Read more...