Katalog - Lichenological literature

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1906

Gyelnik V. (1931): Additamenta ad cognitionem lichenum extraeuropaeorum, Annales de Cryptogamie exotique, 4(3-4):166-174

1905

Gyelnik V. (1931): Nephromae novae et criticae, Annales de Cryptogamie exotique, 4: 121-149

1904

Gyelnik V. (1932): Enumeratio Alectoriarum variarum, Acta fauna et flora universali, ser. Bot, 1(1): 3-7

1903

Alvarez Andrés J. & López de Silanes M.E. (2003): The genus Gyalecta (Gyalectales, Ascomycotina) in the Iberian Peninsula, Nova Hedwigia, 74: 257-273

The genus Gyalecta Ach. is currently represented by eight species in the Iberian Peninsula. Anatomical information, ecological and geographical data are provided for the taxa, and a key to the species is also included. A group of specimens labelled G. truncigena (Ach.) Hepp have been treated here as a distinct taxon in view of their different ascospore morphology, but at present we have refrained from describing them as a separate species. Key words: Gyalecta, Spain, Portugal, lichens, taxonomy. Read more...

1902

Gyelnik V. (1932): Nephroma - Studien, Hedwigia, 72: 1-30

1901

Krawiec F. (): Materialy do flory porostow polnocno-wschodniej Polski, Spraw. Kom. Fizjogr. Pols. Akad. Um., 65-82

1900

Alvarez Andrés J. (2003): The genus Pachyphiale (Gyalectales, Ascomycotina) in the Iberian Peninsula, Nova Hedwigia, 77: 139-146

The genus Pachyphiale (Gyalectales, Ascomycotina) in the Iberian Peninsula The morphology, chorology and ecology of the two taxa in the genus Pachyphiale found in the Iberian Peninsula are here reported and illustrated. Distribution maps of P. carneola and P. fagicola are also included as well as diagnostic notes to differentiate these species from closely-related or misinterpreted taxa. Key words: Pachyphiale, lichens, distribution maps. Read more...

1899

Redhead S. A. (1989): A biogeographical overview of the Canadian mushroom flora, Can. J. Bot., 67 : 3003-3062

1898

Redhead S. A. (1984): Roeslerina gen. nov. (Caliciales, Caliciaceae), an ally of Roesleria and Coniocybe, Can. J. Bot., 62: 25 14-2519.

1897

Nash H. T. (1996): Lichen Biology, Cambridge University Press,

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