Katalog - Lichenological literature

2080

Hazslinszky F. (1884): A Magyar Birodalom Zuzmó - Flórája., Kir. Magyar Term, Társ, Évk., Budapest, 304 pp.

2079

Scopoli I.A. (1772): Flora Carniolica exhibens plantas Carnioliae indigenas et distributas in classes, genera, species, varietates, ordine Linnaeano. Tom. II. Editio secunda aucta et reformata, I.P. Krauss, Vindobonae, 496 pp. [+ 16 p. & 65 tab.]

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2078

Zahlbruckner A. (1924): Catalogus lichenum universalis 3, Borntraeger, Leipzig, 889 p

2077

Streimann H. (1990): New lichen records from New Guinea, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 68: 255-267

Extensive collecting by the author between 1981-1983, especially in the Highlands and Gulf Provinces, and collections by P. Lambley of the University of Papua New Guinea, yielded many new provincial records, including 11 genera and 42 species not previously reported from New Guinea Read more...

2076

Follmann G. & Mies B. (1988): Contributions to the lichen flora and lichen vegetation of the Cape Verde Islands. VIII. New records of lichen species already known from other Macaronesian archipelagos, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 65: 311-322

Until quite recently, only a few notes were available on the composition of the lichen flora of the southernmost Macaronesian archipelago, the Cape Verde Islands (Repüblica de Cabo Verde), based mostly on more accidental collections and lacking many significant chorological, ecological, and sociological details (Bouly de Lesdain 1935, Cardoso 1915, Crombie 1878, Follmann 1976, Follmann & Kestler-Merlin 1974, Krog & Osthagen 1978, Montagne 1860, Stirton 1875, Tavares 1964). Nevertheless, latest systematic … Read more...

2075

Acharius E. (1814): Synopsis Methodica Lichenum, Lund, 392 p

2074

Arnold F. (1885): Die Lichenen des Fränkischen Jura, Flora [Regensburg], 68: 47-80, 143-176, 211-246 & 261

2073

Meyer G.F.W. (1825): Die Entwicklung, Metamorphose und Fortpflanzung der Flechten, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Goettingen, 372 p.

2072

Solberg Y. (1987): Chemical constituents of the lichens Cetraria delisei, Lobaria pulmonaria, Stereocaulon tomentosum and Usnea hirta, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 63: 357-366

A long series of aliphatic compounds extracted from the lichen tissues of Cetraria delisei, Lobaria pulmonaria, Stereocaulon tomentosum and Usnea hirta, and released by saponification of the residues, were deduced using GC, combined GC/MS and HrMS. Main components of the isolated fatty acids and alcohols showed chain length of C l8 and C20 respectively. A mixture of C28 and C29 sterols was isolated from the lichens and characterised in the same way by GC and MS. Lichesterol was found as the main … Read more...

2071

Awasthi D.D. (1987): A new position for Platysma thomsonii Stirton, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 63: 367-372

The taxon Platysma thomsotiii Stirton is transferred to the new genus Parmelaria Awas., and a new species Parmelaria subthomsonii Awas. is described. Platysma thomsonii Stirton was apparently named by Stirton (1879) after J. A. Thomson as is clear from the remark after the protologue, “The two preceding spe cies are from a fine collection of foliaceous lichens in the possession of Mr. J. A. Thomson of this city, who secured them several years ago from the Himalayas near Darjeeling”, the two preceding … Read more...