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Culberson W. L. (2001): [Review] T. Ahti. Cladoniaceae. Flora Neotropica Monograph 78: i-iv + 1-363. 2000, Bryologist, 104(3): 498

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Esslinger T. L. (2001): Recent literature on lichens - 182, Bryologist, 104(3): 473-486

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Fryday A.M. & Prather L.A. (2001): The lichen collection of Henry Imshaug at the Michigan State University Herbarium (MSC), Bryologist, 104(3): 464-467

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Mayrhofer H., Sheard J. W., Grassler M. C., Elix J. A. (2001): Rinodina intermedia (Physciaceae, lichenized Ascomycetes): a well-characterized species with submuriform ascospores, Bryologist, 104(3): 456-463

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Breuss O., Spribille T. (2001): Verrucaria kootenaica, a new pyrenocarpous lichen from the northern Rocky Mountains, Bryologist, 104(3): 453-455

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Printzen C. (2001): Corticolous and lignicolous species of Lecanora (Lecanoraceae, Lecanorales) with usnic or isousnic acid in the Sonoran Desert Region, Bryologist, 104(3): 382-409

A taxonomic study of corticolous species of Lecanora in the Sonoran Desert region containing usnic acids and not belonging to Lecanora s. str. is presented. Descriptions, notes on the ecology and distribution and a key to the 17 species recognized within the area are included. Lecanora coniferarum Printzen, L. latens Printzen, L. perconfusa Printzen, and L. substrobilina Printzen are described as new to science. The following new combinations are proposed: Lecanora densa (S´liwa & Wetmore) … EN Read more... 

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Wang L.-S., Narui T., Harada H., Culberson C.F. & Culberson W.L. (2001): Ethnic uses of lichens in Yunnan, China, Bryologist, 104(3): 345-349

In Yunnan Province China, ethnic peoples use five species of lichens as foods (Lobaria isidiophora, L. kurokawae, L. yoshimurae, Ramalina conduplicans, and R. sinensis) and five others as health-promoting teas (Lethariella cashmeriana, L. sernanderi, L. sinensis, Thamnolia vermicularis, and T. subuliformis). Local traditions concerning the use of these lichens are described, and the natural-product chemical constituents of each species are given. EN Read more... 

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Clayden S. R. (2001): [Review] R. Turk, J. Ublagger & R. Zorer. Third International Lichenological Symposium (IAL 3): Poster Contributions. Sauteria 9:, Bryologist, 104(2): 342-343

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Esslinger T. L. (2001): Recent literature on lichens - 181, Bryologist, 104(2): 316-339

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Brodo I. M. (2001): Vezdaea acicularis, an addition to the North American lichen flora, Bryologist, 104(2): 297-298

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