Katalog - Lichenological literature

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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...

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Borgmann P., Bernhardt K.-G. & Mönninghoff U. (1998): Die Pflanzengesellschaften des Fürstentums Liechtenstein V. Fels-, Steinschutt- und Mauervegetation, Berichte der Botanisch-Zoologischen Gesellschaft Liechtenstein-Sargans-Werdenberg, Schaan, 25: 7–62

phytosociology; Liechtenstein; few lichens listed Read more...

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Yang K.-H., Yen C.-Y., Yu S.-Y., Chien T.-M., Liu W., Shu C.-W., Jeng J.-H., Chang F.-R. & Chang H.-W. (2025): Subfraction UBM6 of methanol extract of Usnea barbata exhibits ROS-mediated antiproliferative, apoptotic, and DNA damage effects to oral cancer cells, ChemistrySelect, 10: e02576 [12 p.]

In this study, we investigated the partition and separation of subfractions from methanol extracts of Usnea barbata (MEUB) using solvents of different polarities, trapping the active compounds into a single subfraction, referred to as UBM6, and focusing on its antioral cancer activities. The cell proliferation and UBM6's anticancer mechanisms were assessed using ATP and flow cytometry assays on drug-treated oral cancer and normal cells. Regarding IC50, UBM6 was selected to explore MEUB's antioral … Read more...

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Gutiérrez G.R., Loïez S. & Vandegehuchte M.L. (2025): Warming benefits to sheep fescue are negated by nearby plants and moss–lichen layers facilitate mycorrhizae in a tundra, Ecosphere, 16: e70437 [14 p.]

In systems where low temperatures limit plant productivity, facilitative effects of surrounding vegetation on juvenile plants may outweigh effects of competition for resources. This facilitation could occur through temperature buffering but also via increased availability of root mutualists such as mycorrhizal fungi. Climate warming could cause this balance between facilitation and competition to shift. We investigated how first-year plant performance, biomass allocation, and mycorrhizal colonization … Read more...

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Цуриков А.Г. [Tsurykau A.G.] (2025): Гербарий лишайников Гомельского государственного университета имени Франциска Скорины [Herbarium of lichens of the Francisk Skorina Gomel State University], Гомель : Гомельский государственный университет имени Франциска Скорины [Gomel : Francisk Skorina Gomel State University], 219 p.

[in Russian] Book on lichen collections preserved in the Gomel State University, Belarus. Read more...

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Wang L., Feng Y.-S., Wang L.-S., Wang X.-Y. & Zhang Y.-Y. (2025): An overview of the genus Lobothallia (lichenized Ascomycota, Megasporaceae) in China, MycoKeys, 125: 205–244

Lobothallia is a species-rich genus of crustose lichens that is mainly distributed in the Northern Hemisphere. In recent years, significant advancements have been made in the taxonomy and phylogeny of this genus, leading to the description of numerous new species. However, Lobothallia in China has never been systematically revised. In this study, approximately 500 specimens of Lobothallia collected from different provinces of China were examined. Based on morphological and multi-gene phylogenetic … Read more...

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Bourdon C., Poumarat S. & Roux C. (2025): Découverte en France de Rinodina egedeana, jusqu'ici connu seulement au Groenland, Bulletin de la Société Linnéenne de Provence, 76: 105–107

[in French with additional Esperanto and English abstract: ] First mention of Rinodina egedeana outside Greenland, and description of the specimen discovered in the French Pyrenees. Read more...