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Kantvilas G. (2001): The lichen family Fuscideaceae in Tasmania, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 169-192

The crustose lichen family Fuscideaceae (Teloschistales) is characterized mainly by its distinctive Teloschistes-type asci. The species are defined by the morphology of their apothecia, the nature of their ascospores with respect to shape, size, number per ascus, septation and pigmentation, and by thallus chemistry. In Tasmania, the Fuscideaceae comprises eight taxa: Fuse idea australis Kantvilas sp. nov., also found in south-eastern Australia, F. australis var. montana Kantvilas var. nov., F. ramboldioides … EN Read more... 

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Kalb K. (2001): New or otherwise interesting lichens I, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 141-167

The following lichen taxa are newly described mainly from tropical and subtropical regions: Caloplaca bispora Kalb sp. nov., Chrysothrix frischii Kalb sp. nov., Dirinaria minuta Kalb sp. nov., D. pruinosa Kalb sp. nov., Phyllopeltula Kalb gen. nov., P. steppae Kalb sp. nov., Ramboldia Kalb sp. nov., R. sorediata Kalb sp. nov., Ramonia elixii Kalb sp. nov., R. eungellae Kalb sp. nov. and Sphinctrina ophioparmae Kalb sp. nov. Three new combinations are proposed: Chrysothrix xanthina (Vain.) Kalb [= … EN Read more... 

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Jørgensen P.M. (2001): New species and records of the lichen family Pannariaceae from Australia, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 109-139

The following new species of Pannariaceae are described from Australia: Pannaria centrifuga, P. dissecta, P. fimbriata, P. mangroviana, Parmeliella furfuracea, P. granulifera, P. palmatula, P. papillata and P. polyphyllina. Three new combinations are made: Pannaria leproloma (Nyl.) P. M. Jørg., P. microphyllizans (Nyl.) P. M. Jørg. and P. subcrustacea (Räsänen) P. M. Jørg. The following species are reported for the first time from Australia: Fuscopannaria granulans P. M. Jørg., F. minor (Darb.) … EN Read more... 

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James P.W., Aptroot A., Diederich P., Sipmann H. J. M. & Sérusiaux E. (2001): New species of the lichen genus Menegazzia in New Guinea, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 91-108

Species of Menegazzia form a significant element of the lichen Hora of the mountains of New Guinea. Several can occur together, and some appear to be widespread on the island. A preliminary taxonomic treatment is presented here. Most taxa produce alranorin and the stictic acid complex. There are several complexes with obvious species pairs or trios, indicating that the majority of the Menegazzia species in New Guinea are closely related and arc the result of recent sympatric speciation. All taxa … EN Read more... 

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Henssen A. & Jørgensen P. M. (2001): A new species of Peltularia (Coccocarpiaceae) from Tierra del Fuego and the South Shetland Islands, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 85-90

Peltularia fuegiana Henssen & P. M. Jørg., sp. nov. (Coccocarpiaccac), is described from Tierra del Fuego, Argentina and the South Shetland Islands. It is the third species in the genus, and differs from the type species in being placodioid to peltate rather than distinctly umbilicate EN Read more... 

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Hammer S. (2001): Podetial morphogenesis in Thysanothecium scutellatum (Ascomycotina, Cladoniaceae), Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 75-83

Thysanothecium scutellatum, a common lichen species in Australasia, is characterized by a deflexed, unbranched podetium with an apical, shield-like hymenium. The deflexed habit, the characteristic hymcnial shape, and the subsequent deformation of the podetium are the result of a morphogenetic pathway similar to that found in species of the cosmopolitan genus As in other Cladoniaceae, morphogenesis in Thysanothecium is initiated and controlled by a fungal apical meristem, but various aspects of developmental … EN Read more... 

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Giralt M., Navarro-Rosinés (2001): Rinodina striatitunicata (Physciaceae), new to Europe, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 69-74

Rinodina striatitunicata Matzer & H. Mayrhofer is reported for the first time from Europe (southern Catalonia, Spain). This lichen, previously known only from one locality in South Africa (Western Cape) is characterized by its ascospores, which belong to the Tunicata-type and have a very peculiar striate ornamentation in the outer wall EN Read more... 

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Garnock-Jones P. & Malcolm W. M: (2001): Transfer of Cyphella pteridophila Sacc. To Badimiella (Ascomycotina, Ectolechiaceae), Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 65-67

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Coppins B. J. & Kantvilas G. (2001): Four new species of Rimularia Nyl. (Agyriaceae), Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 35-48

Four new species of Rimulariaare described: R. Kanlvilas & Coppins, R. hepaticolaKanlvilas & Coppins and R. umbratilis Kanlvilas & Coppins from Tasmania, and R. globulo sa Coppins from siliceous rocks in the eastern Scottish Highlands. In addition, R. globulisporaSipman & Aptroot is reported for the first time from Tasmania. The total number of known species is increased to 19 EN Read more... 

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Calatayud A. & Triebel D. (2001): Stigmidium acetabuli (dothideales sens. lat.), a new lichenicolous fungus on Pleurosticta acetabulum, Bibl. Lichenol., 78: 27-33

Stigmidium acetabuli Calatayud & Triebel is described from Mediterranean Spain and southern France, growing on the apothecial discs of Pleurosticta acetabulum (Parmeliaceac). It is discussed in relation to the two other Stigrnidium species occurring on parmelioid lichens, S. neofusceliae and xanthoparmeliarum, and a key to the three species is provided. The new species is also compared with other species of Stigmidium found only on the apothecial discs of their host lichens EN Read more... 

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