Katalog - Lichenological literature

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2090

Dembitsky V.M., Bychek I.A., Kashin A.G. (1992): Chemical constituents of some lichen species, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 71: 255-262

5 lichen species from the Volga river basin were examined for their chemistry. The quantities of total, neutral, phospho-, and glycolipids were estimated. Individual lipid classes in the phospholipid and glycolipid fractions were studied. Fatty acids present in separate lipid classes as well as in various fractions and total lipids, were detected using thin layer, column and gas liquid chromatography techniques. Read more...

2089

Arnold F. (1870): Flechten aus Krain und Küstenland. Gesammelt von J. Głowacki, Verh. Zool.-Bot. Gesell. Wien, 20: 431-466

2088

Černohorský Z. (1951): Klíč k určování našich nejběžnějších dutohlávek, Vesmír, 29(5): 108-109, 117-119

2087

McCarthy P. M. & Malcolm W.M. (1996): Strigula occulta, a new saxicolous lichen from New Zealand, Mycotaxon, 60: 323-326

Strigula occulta sp. nov. Includes a key to the six saxicolous species of Strigula known from New Zealand and Australia Read more...

2086

Galun M., Paran N. & Ben-Shaul Y. (1971): Electron microscopic study of the lichen Dermatocarpon hepaticum (Ach.) Th. Fr., Protoplasma, 73: 457-468

The ultrastructure of the alga and fungus of the lichen Dermatocarpon hepaticurn and their relationship has been studied. The contact between the symbionts was found to be of a different type from that found in other lichen species, and to some extent comparable with the relation of obligate parasites and their host. The anatomy of the thallus and the distribution pattern of the components in the thallus has been revealed by examining serial sections. Read more...

2085

Upreti D.K. & Budel B. (1990): The lichen genera Heppia and Peltula in India, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 68: 279-284

Five species of Peltula and two species of Heppia are reported from India. Of the seven species, Heppia lutosa, H. trichophora, Peltula euploca, P. obscurans, P. patellata, P. tortuosa and P. zahlbruckneri, only H. trichophora and P. euploca were previously known from India. No lichen compounds were detected in all taxa by TLC Read more...

2084

Anders J. (1932): Schade A. (1932): Die Verbreitung von Racodium rupestre Pers. and Coenogoniam nigrum (Huds.) Zahlbr. in Sachsen, Natur und Heimat, 4: 1 p

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2083

Arnold F. (1870): Lichenologische Ausflüge in Tirol [V. Der Rettenstein + Nachträgliche Berichtigungen], Verh. Zool.-Bot. Gesell. Wien, 20: 541-546

2082

Steiner J. (1919): Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Flora Griechenlands. Bearbeitung der anläßlich der zweiten Wiener Universitätsreise im April 1911 zu Griechenland gesammelten Pflanzen. C. Lichenes, Verh. Zool.-Bot. Gesell. Wien, 69: 52-101

B09, Greece; Rinodina cinerascens sp. nov., Caloplaca fuscoatroides sp. nov., Lecanora muralis subsp. graeca subsp. nov., Stereocaulon denudatum subsp. santorinense Steiner subsp. nov. Read more...

2081

Steiner J. (1915): Adnotationes Lichenographicae III., Österr. Botan. Zft., 65: 278-292

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