JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Canters K. J., Schöller H., Ott S. & Jahns H. M. (1991): Microclimatic influences on liche distribution and community development - Lichenologist, 23(3): 237-252

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John E. & Dale M. R. T. (1991): Determinants of spatial pattern in saxicolous lichen communities - Lichenologist, 23(3): 227-236

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Nimis P. L. (1991): Developments in lichen community studies - Lichenologist, 23(3): 215-225

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Sipman H.J.M., Elix J.A. & Nash III T.H. (2009): Hypotrachyna (Parmeliaceae, Lichenized Fungi] - Flora Neotropica, 104: 1-179

A total of 140 species of Hypotrachyna (Parmeliaceae, lichenized fungi) are recognized from the Neotropics. This is well over 50% of the species known worldwide in this primarily tropical genus and includes 85 species thus far known only from the Neotropics. Keys are provided; synonymy, descriptions, secondary chemistry, distribution maps, habitats, and a selection of herbarium voucher specimens are given for each species. The following species are described as new to science: H. aguirrei Sipman, … Read more...

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Henderson A. (1991): Literature on air pollution and lichens 33 - Lichenologist, 23(2): 197-203

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Jensen M., Feige G. B. & Waterkotte A. (1991): Mannitol-1-phosphate dehydrogenase in Pseudevernia furfuracea - Lichenologist, 23(2): 187-196

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Yazici K., Ertuğral B., Damla N. & Apaydın G. (2008): Radioactive Contamination in Lichens Collected from Trabzon and Rize in the Eastern Black Sea Region, Turkey, and a Comparison with that of 1995 - Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol., 80(5): 475-479

After the Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986, 14 lichen specimens collected from Trabzon and Rize in 1995 were used to detect the amount of the fallout radionuclides. In this paper, radioactivity levels in the same species from the same localities were re-detected to compare with those of 1995. According to the results of the two studies, the radioactivity levels that this paper found for 137Cs and 40K are significantly lower than those of 1995 (about 5.5–127 folds for 137Cs, 5–17 folds … Read more...

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Oksanen J., Läärä E. & Zobel K. (1991): Statistical analysis of bioindicator value of epiphytic lichens - Lichenologist, 23(2): 167-180

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Sloof J.E. & Wolterbeek H.Th. (1991): National trace-element air pollution monitoring survey using epiphytic lichens - Lichenologist, 23(2): 139-166

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Stocker-Wörgötter E. & Türk R. (1991): Artificial resynthesis of thalli of the cyanobacteria lichen Peltigera praetextata under laboratory conditions - Lichenologist, 23(2): 127-138