Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Kofler L. (1970): A method to use lichen spores in quantitative studies on germination, Bryologist, 73: 602-606

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Forman R.T.T. & Sierk H.A. (1970): Bryophytes and lichens of Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, collected on 1966 foray of American Bryological Society, Bryologist, 73(1): 82-92

One hundred five species of bryophytes and 159 of lichens are reported from four areas of the Shenandoah National Park in Page and Madison Counties, Virginia. Read more...

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Henssen A. (1970): New or interesting North American lichens--I, Bryologist, 73: 617-623

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Hinds H. R. (1970): Vertical distribution of lichens on aspens in Michigan, Bryologist, 73: 626-628

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Krog H. (1970): Dactylina madreporiformis in Alaska, Bryologist, 73: 628-630

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Kristinsson H. (1969): Chemical and morphological variation in Cetraria islandica complex in Iceland, Bryologist, 72: 344-357

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Hawksworth D. L. (1969): typification of Lichen farinaceus L., Bryologist, 72: 254-255

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Erbisch F. H. (1969): Ascus and ascospore development of five species of lichen-forming genus Pertusaria, Bryologist, 72: 178-199

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Culberson C. F. (1969): Chemical studies in genus Lobaria and occurrence of a new tridepside, 4-O-methylgyrophoric acid, Bryologist, 72: 19-27

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Culberson C.F. & Culberson W.L. (1969): First reports of lichen substances from seven genera of lichens, Bryologist, 72: 210-214

The lichen substances produced by 14 species are reported for the first time. The new data constitute the first chemical reports for any species of the genera Arthonia, Bacidia, Lopadium, Omphalodium, Protoblastenia, Solenopsora, and Toninia. Read more...

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