Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Sheard J. W. (1969): Four previously misinterpreted Buellia species from North America, Bryologist, 72: 220-224

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Huneck S., Follmann G. (1969): Mitteilungen uber Flechteninhaltsstoffe. LXVII. Zur Phytochemie und Chemotaxonomie der Lecanactidaceae, Bryologist, 72: 28-34

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Hawksworth D. L., Moore D. M. (1969): Some lichens from Tierra del Fuego with notes on their chemical constituents, Bryologist, 72: 247-251

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Hoffman G. R., Kazmierski R. G. (1969): An ecologic study of epiphytic bryophytes and lichens on Pseudotsuga menziesii on Olympic Peninsula, Washington I. A description of vegetation, Bryologist, 72: 1-19

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Shushan S., Anderson R. A. (1969): Catalog of lichens of Colorado, Bryologist, 72: 451-483

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Ahti T. (1969): Notes on brown species of Parmelia in North America, Bryologist, 72: 233-239

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Culberson W.L. (1969): Chemistry and systematics of some species of Cladonia cariosa group in North America, Bryologist, 72: 377-386

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Erbisch F. H. (1969): Development of apothecia, asci, and spores in Melanaria macounii var. meizotoca, Bryologist, 72: 489-494

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Pyatt F.B. (1969): Studies on periodicity of spore discharge and germination in lichens, Bryologist, 72: 48-53

A monthly investigation for one year revealed a distinct annual periodicity both of spore discharge and of percentage of spore germination with peaks generally occurring during the period October to January inclusive. Massive sporulation is not invariably associated with high percentage germination values. Read more...

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Culberson C. F., Kristinsson H. (1969): Studies on Cladonia chlorophaea group: a new species, a new meta-depside, and identity of novochlorophaeic acid, Bryologist, 72: 431-443

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