Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Hauck M., Hesse V. & Runge M. (2002): The significance of stemflow chemistry for epiphytic lichen diversity in a dieback-affected spruce forest on Mt Brocken, northern, Lichenologist, 34(5): 415-427

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Pintado A. & Sancho L. G. (2002): Ecological significance of net photosynthesis activation by water vapour uptake in Ramalina capitata from rain protected habitats, Lichenologist, 34(5): 403-413

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Coxson D. S. & Curteanu M. (2002): Decomposition of hair lichens (Alectoria sarmentosa and Bryoria spp.) under snowpack in montane forest, Cariboo Mountains, British, Lichenologist, 34(5): 395-402

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Louwhoff S. H. J. J. & Elix J. A. (2002): The Parmeliaceae (lichenized Ascomycota) of New Caledonia, Lichenologist, 34(5): 373-394

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Holien H. & Tønsberg T. (2002): Two new species in the lichen genus Szczawinskia A. Funk, Lichenologist, 34(5): 369-372

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Sarrion F. J. & Hafellner J., Burgaz A. R. (2002): Three new species of the genus Dactylospora in Spain, Lichenologist, 34(5): 361-368

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Stocker-Worgotter E. & Elix J. A. (2002): Secondary chemistry of cultured mycobionts: formation of a complete chemosyndrome by the lichen fungus of Lobaria spathulata, Lichenologist, 34(4): 351-359

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Makhija U. & Adawadkar B. (2002): The lichen genus Sclerophyton in India, Lichenologist, 34(4): 347-350

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Kärnefelt I., Kondratyuk S., Søchting U., Frödén P. & Arup U. (2002): Xanthoria karrooensis and X. alexanderbaai (Teloschistaceae), two new lichen species from southern Africa, Lichenologist, 34(4): 333-346

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Coppins B. J. & van den Boom P. P. G. (2002): Bacidia brandii, a new lichen species from the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Lithuania, Lichenologist, 34(4): 327-332

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