Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Llop E., Fernandez-Brime S., Figueras-Balaguer G., Muñiz Pérez D. & Llimona X. (2013): Aproximació al coneixement de la flora liquènica i dels fongs liquenícoles dels altiplans i conques centrals de Catalunya: el sector segàrric, Butlletí de la Institució Catalana d’Història Natural, 77: 39–59

A lichenological survey of the plateaus and basins of the central part of Catalonia has yielded a catalogue of 334 taxa, 301 of which are lichenized fungi and 33 lichenicolous fungi. Among the quoted species, six taxa are newly reported for the Iberian Peninsula (Acarospora chrysocardia, Diplotomma hedinii, Lecanora barkmanniana, L. farinaria, Lichenostigma subradians and Skyttea hawksworthii). In addition, 14 taxa are added to the current biota of Catalonia (Caloplaca lucifuga, Candelariella faginea, … Read more...

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Cera A., Chesa M.J., Cortada À., Mendes J. & Gómez-Bolea A. (2024): Dades per a la corologia i l’autoecologia de Ramalina lusitanica i R. pusilla a Catalunya, Butlletí de la Institució Catalana d’Història Natural, 88(3): 139–143

Data on chorology and autoecology of Ramalina lusitanica and Ramalina pusilla in Catalonia Ramalina lusitanica and R. pusilla are two epiphytic lichens with a coastal distribution in the Mediterranean region, southwest coast of the Iberian Peninsula and the Macaronesian region. On the coast of Catalunya, there are very few known populations, and most of them are old references. In this study, we have verified the presence of these lichens in the UTM 10 × 10 squares where they were previously … Read more...

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Renobales Scheifler G. (1996): Contribución al conocimiento de los líquenes calcícolas del occidente de Vizcaya y parte oriental de Cantabria (N-España), Guineana, 2: 1–310

Contribution to the knowledge of the calcicolous lichens of Western Vizcaya and of eastern Cantabria (Northern Spain). The calcicolous lichen Flora in a part of Northern Spain comprising part of the Basque Country (W-Vizcaya) and the Eastern part of the nearby Cantabria is studied. The zone falls within the Atlantic-Cantabrian Province of the Eurosiberian Region. Its general climate is temperate oceanic, and the ombroclimate humid to hyperhumid. Altitudes range between the sea level and 1360 m. … Read more...

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Giralt M., Gómez-Bolea A. & Llimona X. (1991): Flora liquénica epifítica de la Punta de la Mora (Tarragonès, Catalunya), Butlletí de la Institució Catalana d’Història Natural, 59: 57–69

Epiphytic lichen flora from Punta de la Mora ( Tarragona , Catalonia). Floristic results of a survey devoted to lichen epiphytes of the sabine and pine coastal woods of Punta de la Mora, a relict representative of west Mediterranean coastal vegetation. In the surveyed area (400 ha), 74 epiphytic taxa have been recognized, a figure higher than those of other localities studied in the coast of Tarragona. Data on ecology and distribution are complemented, in some cases, with descriptions and iconography. … Read more...

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Bertrand M. & Valance J. (2023): The lichen flora of the cape Lardier area (Port-Cros National Park, Var, France), Scientific Reports of Port-Cros National Park, 37: 101–166

A survey of the lichen flora was carried out on the whole area of the cape Lardier area from October 2021 to March 2022, as part of the Stoechas1 Project. All environments were prospected from the coastal areas of the supralittoral zone to the northern limits of the territory. This inventory, on the basis of 958 collected data, allowed the identification of 225 taxa, including 4 taxa reported for the first time in France (Lecanora rubrofusca var. monstruosa, Rinodina santorinensis var. … Read more...

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Marshall A.J., Blanchon D.J., Aptroot A. & de Lange P.J. (2025): Four new species of Aotearoa | New Zealand Pyrenula (Pyrenulaceae) segregated from P. moniliformis, Український ботанічний журнал [Ukrainian Botanical Journal], 82(5): 435–452

The lichen genus Pyrenula (Pyrenulaceae) in Aotearoa | New Zealand was last comprehensively treated by Galloway (2007), who called for further targeted collecting. Since then, additional material, particularly from northern Te Ika-a-Māui | North Island and Rēkohu | Wharekauri | Chatham Island, has led to revised identifications and an improved understanding of species boundaries within the genus. Among the taxa requiring reassessment is Pyrenula moniliformis, an enigmatic species known only from … Read more...

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Khodosovtsev O.Y., Vondrák J. & Kuzemko A.A. (2025): Epiphytic lichen communities in old-growth beech forests of western Ukraine, Vegetation Classification and Survey, 6: 221–246

Aims: To revise the syntaxonomy of epiphytic lichen communities on Fagus sylvatica from old-growth beech forests in the Carpathians and adjacent uplands, in particular (1) to identify the main syntaxonomic units and reveal their ecologіcal, structural, and compositional peculiarities; (2) to assign the associations to higher-rank syntaxa; (3) to define the position of the resulting syntaxonomic units in the system of syntaxa of lichen communities of Europe; and (4) to evaluate the potential use … Read more...

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Dong W., Hyde K.D., Jeewon R., Karunarathna S.C., Zhang H., Rossi W., Leonardi M., Kezo K., Kaliyaperumal M., Shu Y.-X., Yang C.-L., Wang F.-H., Liu F., Ma J., Zhang J.-Y., Lu Y.-Z., Abdel-Wahab M.A., Leão A.F., Custódio F.A., Condé T.O., Pereira O.L., Liao C.-F., Zhao H.-J., Xu R.-J., Zhao Q., Du T.-Y., Tibpromma S., Monkai J., Lumyong S., He S.-C., Bundhun D., Yang Y., Xiao Y., Tennakoon D.S., Han L.-S., Dai D.-Q., Li H., Yang Y., Manawasinghe I.S., de Silva N.I., Calabon M.S., Ren G.-C., Wei D.-P., Wen T.-C., Tang X., Armand A., Jayawardena R.S., Singh R., Rajwar S., Kumar S., Yang Y.-Y., Tarafder E., Acharya K., Shen H.-W., Luo Z.-L., Liu J.-W., Yu F.-Q., Li Y.-X., Chen Y., S N Maharachchikumbura S.S.N., Mahadevakumar S., Sarma P.V.S.R.N., Danteswari C., Podile A.R., Chandranayaka S., Abdollahzadeh J., Amirashayeri P., Piri Kakihai S., Bashiri S., Karpowicz F., Glejdura S., Kunca V., Ronikier A., Ronikier M., Rutkowski R., Mleczko P., Suwannarach N., Kumla J., Senwanna C., Gafforov Y., Sanna M., Mua A., Porcu G., Casula M., Rinaldi A.C., Mohammadi Hamidi L., Ahmadpour A., Ghosta Y., Oset M., Kukwa M., Guzow-Krzemińska B., Usman M., Khalid A.N., Ossowska E.A., Kosecka M., Miller S.L., Henkel T.W., Aime M.C., Kaygusuz O., Bandini D., Piepenbring M., Kabdraisova A., Svantesson S., Ferreira R.J., Martín M.P., Baseia I.G., Kiss L., Tan Y.P., Vaghefi N., Shivas R.G., Chen L.-J., Cheng S.-Q., Liang Y.-S., Chen L.-H., Chellapan N., Arumugam E., Vasan V., Subramani P., Murugadoss R., Afshari N., Gomdola D., Sun Y.-R., Abeywickrama P.D., Gao Y., Gomes de Farias A.R.G., Gui H., Suduri L., Javan-Nikkhah M., Hashemlou E., Tian X.-G., Vélez P., Hernandez-Monroy A., Gasca-Pineda J., Dissanayake A.J., Chaiwan N., Wu N., Senanayake I.C. & Doilom M. (2025): Fungal diversity notes 2017–2122: taxonomic and phylogenetic contributions to freshwater fungi and other fungal taxa, Fungal Diversity, 134: 185–459

This article is the 19th contribution to the fungal diversity notes series, in which 106 taxa distributed in 3 phyla, 11 classes, 35 orders, and 64 families are treated. Taxa described in the present study include a new family, 5 new genera, 69 new species, 3 new combinations, 25 new host, habitat, and geographical records, a new name, a new collection, as well as reinstating a previously suppressed genus. The newly established family is Parasporidesmiaceae and the five new genera described herein … Read more...

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Aragón G., Giménez G.F. & Negrón V. (2025): Tree forks drive epiphyte diversity in Spanish holm oak dehesas: unveiling critical tree morphological factors, European Journal of Forest Research, 144: 1719–1731

Unlike other Mediterranean forest habitats, Spanish holm oak (Quercus ilex subsp. ballota) open woodlands, known as dehesas, exhibit lower diversity of epiphytes (lichens and bryophytes). However, previous studies have primarily focused on the lower parts of tree trunks, where the effects of tree characteristics are often overshadowed by climatic factors and land use. This study aims to compare the taxonomic and functional diversity of epiphytes and the community composition in the forks and trunks … Read more...

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Campos J.C., Pancorbo F., Ribes M.Á., Villarreal M., Aramendi C., Márquez-Sanz R., Hernanz J., Cifuentes F. & Zamora J.C. (2025): Estudio de la Micobiota de la Sierra Oeste de Madrid, III, Boletín de la Sociedad Micológica de Madrid, 49: 117–165

This third issue describes, comments on or mentions 20 species, among which the following stand out for their rarity or interest: Alnicola inculta, endrodacrys ellipsosporum, Genea oxygala, Inocybe ericetorum, Mycena alnetorum, M. cistophila and Lamprospora thelespora. Unguiculariopsis lettaui, a specific lichenicolous fungus on Evernia prunastri also included. Key words: Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, chorology, fungal diversity, check-list, taxonomy, Spain. Read more...