Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Schmitt I., Mangold A. & Lumbsch H. T. (2002): Potential use of tRNA primers for fingerprinting in molecular lichen ecology and biogeography, Nova Hedwigia, 74: 69-74

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Paz-Bermúdez G., López de Silanes M. E. & Carballal R. (2005): The lichen genera Collemopsidium Nyl. and Verrucaria Schrader from the Galician seashores (NW Spain), Nova Hedwigia, 80: 73-87

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Messuti M.I. & Lorenzo L. E. (2003): Notes on the genus Hysterographium (Ascomycota, Hysteriaceae) in southern South America, Nova Hedwigia, 76: 451-458

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Kuijpers A. F. A. & Aptroot A. (2002): A revision of Mycosphaerella section Longispora (Ascomycetes), Nova Hedwigia, 75: 451-468

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Jun R., Clément B. & Rozé F. (2004): Primary succession of bryophyte and lichen communities in non-forested Atlantic coastal dunes: the example of the Pointe d’Arçay (France), Nova Hedwigia, 78(3-4): 453-468

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Jørgensen P.M. & Sipman H.J.M. (2004): A revision of the Pannaria rubiginosa complex in South America, Nova Hedwigia , 78(3-4): 311-327

The Pannaria rubiginosa-complex in S. America is shown to contain nine species with distinct ecogeographic distribution patterns: P andina sp. nov. occurring in the upper forests and paramos of the northern Andes and Central America, P. caesiocinerea (Vain.) comb. nov. restricted to the Caribbean, P. coeruleonigrescens Müll. Arg. to SE Brazil, and P. rubiginella sp. nov. to the cool-Pacific lowlands and islands. The distribution of P. rubiginosa s.str. is not fully clarified, but it appears … Read more...

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Klement O. & Feiler U. (1930): Die Ufervegetation des Hatschkabaches, Natur und Heimat [Aussig], 3: 73-83

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Ambrož J. (1939): Octodiceras julianum Brid a Myriophyllum alternifolium DC. Na Jihlavsku, Sborn. Klubu přírod. Jihlava, 2: 1-2

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Ambrož J. (1939): Květena obnažené půdy rybničné v oblasti Třeboňské, Sborn. Klubu přírod. Jihlava, 2: 1-82

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Svoboda D. (2007): Lichens of the central part of the Bohemian Karst, Novitates Botanicae Universitatis Carolinae, 18: 15-52

Comparative study of lichenized fungi in central part of the Protected Landscape Area Český kras (Bohemian Karst) is presented on the basis of recent and historical research. This study is a detailed survey of lichens in the Berounka river canyon as well as adjacent localities outside the valley belonging to the central part of the Protected Landscape Area. The Bohemian Karst has already been subject to many studies; however a complete description of lichen flora was missing. Based on previous … Read more...