Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Jonsell B. & Hultgard U. M. (1999): From Hortus siccus to "Fytotek" - a sketch about Swedish herbaria over four centuries, Symb. Bot. Ups., 32(2): 195-206

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Hultengren S. (1999): The project "The Epiphytic Lichens of southwestern Sweden" - a short presentation, Symb. Bot. Ups., 32(2): 181-193

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Elix J. A. (1999): Detection and identification of secondary lichen substances: contributions by the Uppsala school of lichen chemistry, Symb. Bot. Ups., 32(2): 103-121

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Arvidsson L. & Galloway D. J. (1999): A bibliography of Gunnar Degelius (1903- 1993), Symb. Bot. Ups., 32(2): 165-179

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Arvidsson L. (1999): A survey of lichenology in Sweden during the 19th century, Symb. Bot. Ups., 32(2): 23-60

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Pišút I. (1966): Uber die Variabilitat und Verbreitung der Flechte Squamarina gypsacea (Sm.) Poelt in den Westkarpaten, Annotationes Zool. & Bot. [Bratislava], 26: 1-4

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Bjerke J. W. (2004): A new sorediate, fumarprotocetraric acid-producing lichen species of Menegazzia (Parmeliaceae, Ascomycota) from New Zealand, Systematics and Biodiversity, 2(1): 45-47

A new sorediate lichen, Menegazzia hypernota Bjerke, is described from New Zealand. This new species is characterised by convex, crescent-shaped to fabiform soralia that are occasionally associated with perforations; apothecia with 2-spored asci; the small perforations; the numerous secondary lobules; the presence of inconspicuous, yellow spots in the internal cavity; and fumarprotocetraric acid as principal medullary constituent. Menegazzia caliginosa, a species associated with M. hypernota, is … Read more...

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Opanowicz M. & Izydorek I. (2003): New record of Stereocaulon evolutum (Lichenes) in Poland, Polish Botanical Journal, 48(1): 77-79

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Bielczyk U. & Betleja L. (2003): The lichens of the "Bór na Czerwonem" raised peat-bog in the Orawa-Nowy Targ basin (Southern Poland), Polish Botanical Journal, 48(1): 69-75

The results of lichenological investigations carried out in 2000 and 2001 in the peat bog reserve 'Bór na Czerwonem'; in Kotlina Orawsko Nowotarska Basin (Western Carpathians, S Poland) are presented. Of the 93 species of lichens reported, 14 are protected in Poland and 19 are included in the Red List of threatened species: 16 as vulnerable (V) and three as endangered (E). Most of the species reported are recorded for the first time from the Kotlina Orawsko Nowotarska Basin. One of them, Lecidea … Read more...

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Kondratyuk S. & Kudratov I. (2003): Three new Caloplacas (Teloschistaceae) from Tajikistan, Ukr. Botam. Journ., 60(1): 67-78

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