JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Morgan-Jones G. (1972): Studies on lichen asci. II. Further examples of the bitunicate type. - Lichenologist, 5: 275-282

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Moore C.C. (1974): A modification of the index of atmospheric purity method for substrate differencies. - Lichenologist, 6: 156-157

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Moberg R. (1977): The lichen genus Physcia and allied genera in Fennoscandia. - Symb. Bot. Ups., 22(1): 1-108

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Merrill G.K. (1924): Lichens Collected by the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913-18. - Report of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-1918, volume IV: Botany, part D: Lichens, 3-12

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McCarthy P.M. & Vězda A. (1985): Macentina aurantiaca, a new lichen genus from the Burren, western Ireland. - Lichenologist, 17(3): 289-291

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Mayrhofer H., Türk R. & Wittmann H. (1989): Ein Beitrag zur Flechtenflora von Vorarlberg (Österreich) - Herzogia, 8: 207-247

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Mayrhofer H., Scheidegger C. & Sheard J.W. (1992): On the taxonomy of five saxicolous species of the genus Rinodina (lichenized Ascomycetes). - Nord. J. Bot., 12(4): 451-459

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Mayrhofer H., Sheard J.W. & Matzer M. (1992): Mobergia (Physciaceae, Lichenized Ascomycetes), a New Genus Endemic to Western North America - Bryologist, 95(4): 436-442

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Mayrhofer H., Matzer M., Sattler J. & Egea J.M. (1993): A revision of the Atlantic-Mediterranean Rinodina beccariana and related taxa (lichenized Ascomycetes, Physciaceae) - Nova Hedwigia, 57: 281-304

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Mayrhofer H. & Sheard J.W. (1988): Four notable saxicolous species of the lichenized Ascomycete genus Rinodina from the Arctic - Bryologist, 91(2): 106-112

Rinodia calcigena (Th. Fr.) Lynge belongs to the R. bischoffii- rather than to the R. bicincta-group of species. It is most closely related R. castanomelodes Mayrh. and Poelt but is allopatric with it. Rinodina endophragmia Lamb, described from the Antarctic, is a bipolar species and R. arnoldii Mayrh. and Poelt is also recorded from the Arctic for the first time. Rinodina endophragmia, now found to be widely distributed in West Greenland, it compared to R. straussii Steiner emend. Mayrh. and to … Read more...

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