JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Harada H. (1996): Verrucaria igii, a new freshwater species of Verrucariaceae (lichenized Ascomycotina) from Japan - Bryologist, 99(3): 343-344

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Harada H. (1998): Taxonomic notes on the lichen family Verrucariaceae in Japan (XI). Thelidium pacificum, a new maritime species - Hikobia, 12: 289-291

Thelidium pacificum H. Harada is described as new from Japan. It is unique by growing on rocks in the intertidal to splash zones, and is morphologically characterized by having ±brownish, continuous thin thallus, small perithecia (ca. 0.1 mm diam.), short and thin periphyses (7-10 µm long, 1-1.5 pm diam.), and transversely 1-septate narrow ascospores (12-15 x 3-4 µm) Read more...

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Printzen C. & Tønsberg T. (2000): The lichen genus Biatora in northwestern North America - Bryologist, 102(4) [1999]: 692-713

A taxonomic study of the genus Biatora in northwestern North America yielded 15 taxa of Biatora Descriptions, notes on ecology and distribution, as well as a key to the species are presented. Biatora alaskana Printzen & Tønsberg, sp. nov.; B. hypophaea Printzen & Tønsberg, sp. nov.; B. nobilis Printzen & Tønsberg, sp. nov.; and Lecidea meiocarpa var. tacomensis Printzen & Tønsberg, var. novo are described as new to science. Biatora fallax Hepp, B. rufidula (Graewe) S. Ekman & Printzen, B. … Read more...

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Hillardt C. (1854): Zur Flora des südlichen Böhmens - Oesterreichisches Botanisches Wochenblatt, 4(39): 313-315

Czech Republic; Southern Bohemia, PLA Blanský les; report on an excursion with dr. Jechl; several lichens noted; not excerpted by Vězda & Liška (1999) Read more...

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Harada H. (1999): Anisomeridium japonicum (lichenized Ascomycota, Monoblastiaceae), a new pyrenolichen species from Chiba-ken, central Japan - Nat. Hist. Res., 5(2): 53-56

Anisomeridium japonicum H. Harada sp. nov. is described as new from Chiba-ken, central Japan. It is characterized by having greenish gray thin thallus, small perithecia (0.15- 0.2 mm diam.), and 1-septate, relatively small ascospores (9-16 X4-6/im), and by growing on non-calcareous rocks in semi-freshwater habitats. lichens, lichenized Ascomycota, Monoblastiaceae, Anisomeridium, taxonomy, new species, Japan Read more...

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Harada H. (1999): Thelenella luridella (lichenized ascomycota, Thelenellaceae), newly found in Japan - J.Nat.Hist.Mus.Inst., Chiba, 5(2): 91-95

Thelenella luridella (Nyl.) Mayrh. is reported as new for Japan, as the first member of this genus. It was found on seaside rocks in the splash zone in Miyagi-ken, northern Honshu, and on Haha-jima Island of the Ogasawara Islands. It has been previously known mainly from the tropics and subtropics in the world, and this is the first record in eastern Asia. A description and figures are provided for T. luridella on the basis of the Japanese materials. lichens, lichenized Ascomycota, Thelenellaceae, … Read more...

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Harada H. (1999): Pyrenocollema japonicum, a new freshwater species of pyrenocarpous lichen from Japan - Bryologist, 102(1): 50-52

Pyrenocollema japonicum H. Harada is described as new on the basis of a specimen from Iwate-ken, northern Japan. It is characterized by having a purplish-brown, smooth thallus; ? sessile (or immersed only at base), + globose, black perithecia without thalline cover; 1-septate ascospores (20 X 5 mm); and ellipsoid pycnoconidia (2-3 X ca 1 mm). It occurs on periodically submerged rocks in forested gorges. Read more...

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Harada H. (2000): Taxonomic notes on the lichen family Verrucariaceae in Japan (XII). Verrucaria minuscula - Nat. Hist. Res., 6: 1-4

Verrucaria minuscula H. Harada is investigated taxonomically. This species was recently collected from Chiba-ken, central Japan for the first time since the original collection from Shizuoka-ken, central Japan. It is characterized by having almost exposed, small (ca. 0.1 mm diam.) perithecia, relatively small (12-16x5-8//m) ascospores etc., and by growing in terrestrial habitats. Perithecial walls vary greatly in color, from almost colorless throughout, brownish in the outer and ±inner parts, or … Read more...