Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Culberson W.L. (1961): Review: Recent Literature on Lichens. 39, Bryologist, 64(4): 386-388

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Culberson W.L. (1960): Recent Literature on Lichens. 50, Bryologist, 63(1): 374-377

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Culberson W.L. (1960): Recent Literature on Lichens. 49, Bryologist, 63(1): 237-240

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Král R., Krýžová, L. & Liška J. (1989): Background concentrations of lead and cadmium in the lichen Hypogymnia physodes at different altitudes, Science of the Total Environment, 84: 201-209

The background concentrations of lead and cadmium in the epiphytic lichen Hypogymnia physodes were determined and found to depend on altitude. The lead content increases linearly with increasing altitude, whereas the cadmium content increases up to altitudes of 900-1100m, and then decreases above this height." Study conducted in Czechoslovakia, Lead, Cadmium, Hypogymnia, Czecholoslovakia, Air Pollution, Heavy Metals Read more...

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Ahmadjian V. (1964): Reviewed work(s): Die pflanzlichen Symbiosen by Reinhold Schade; Franz H. Meyer, Bryologist, 67(1): 108

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Henssen A. (2003): Placopsis stellata (Øvstedal) Henssen comb. nova (Ascomycotina, Agyriaceae), Bibl. Lichenol., 86: 107-112

The subantarctic lichen Coccotrema stellatum 0vstedal is transferred to Placopsis sect. Aspiciliopsis. As in other species of Placopsis, the development of the ascocarp is he- miangiocarpous with production of paraphysoids, paraphyses and a cupular exciple, and the conidia are filiform. The shape of the ascomata, however, is apothecioid to hysterioid. The surface of the hymen ium is correspondingly roundish, slit- or star-like, and to a great extent covered by thalline tissue. Deviating from other … Read more...

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Armstrong R.A. (1977): The response of lichen growth to additions of distilled water, rainwater and water from a rock surface, New Phytologist , 79(2): 373-376

Three lichen species were wetted in the field with distilled water, rainwater or water which had run off a rock surface, during July 1974 to February 1975. The radial growth rate of Parmelia glabratula spp. fuliginosa was not influenced by the wetting treatments. The radial growth rate of P. conspersa with the distilled water treatment was greater than the control, rainwater and runoff treatments. The radial growth rate of Physcia orbicularis was lower with rainwater and runoff treatments than … Read more...

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Kubiak D., Kukwa M. & Motiejūnaitė J. (2003): Notes on Pycnora sorophora (Lecanoraceae, lichenised Ascomycota) in Poland and Lithuania, Botanica Lithuanica, 9(4): 371-378

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McCullough H.A. (1964): Foliose and Fruticose Lichens of the Piedmont Upland of Alabama, Bryologist, 67(2): 226-233

Collections of the foliose and fruticose species have been made from 19 stations in the eight counties which occupy the Piedmont Upland of Alabama. Ninety-five species in 21 genera are reported. Read more...

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Foucard T. (2001): Svenska Skorplavar, Interpublishing, Stockholm, 392 pp

Crustose, Key, Sweden, Significantly revised edition of the author's "Svensk Skorplavs Flora" published in 1990, but without the photos used in that edition Read more...