Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Winka A., Ahlberg C. & Eriksson O.E. (1998): Are there lichenized Ostropales?, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 455-462

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Tibell L. (1998): Practice and prejudice in lichen classification, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 439-453

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Nimis P. L. (1998): A critical appraisal of modern generic concepts in lichenology, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 427-438

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Arup U. & Grube M. (1998): Molecular systematics of Lecanora subgenus Placodium, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 415-425

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Sundin R. & Tehler A. (1998): Phylogenetic studies of the genus Arthonia, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 381-413

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Crespo A. & Cubero O. F. (1998): A molecular approach to the circumsciption and evaluation of some genera segregated from Parmelia s. lat., Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 369-380

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Lumbsch H. T. (1998): The use of metabolic data in lichenology at the species and subspecific levels, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 357-367

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Jørgensen P. M. (1998): What shall we do with the blue-green counterparts?, Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 351-356

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Lohtander K., Källersjö M. & Tehler A. (1998): Dispersal strategies in Roccellina capensis (Arthoniales), Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 341-350

Morphological, anatomical, chemical and ecological evidence show that the South African lichen Roccellina capensis (Nyl. ex Stizenb.) Tehler has developed a dispersal strategy with either sexually dispersed individuals, or vegetatively dispersed, sorediate individuals, hence a putative species-pair. The concept ‘species-pair’ is well-known and widely used in lichenology. It refers to closely related, morphologically indistinguishable lichens that differ from each other by their dispersal strategies … Read more...

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Clerc P. (1998): Species concepts in the genus Usnea (lichenized Ascomycetes), Lichenologist, 30(4-5): 321-340

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