JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Голубкова Н.С. [Golubkova N.S.] (1988): Лишайники семейства Acarosporaceae Zahlbr. в СССР - Наука, Ленинград [Nauka, Leningrad], 132 p.

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Vězda A., Øvstedal D.O. & Lewis Smith R.I. (1992): Eine Neue Gyalecta-Art aus der Antarctis: G. pezizoides sp. n. (lichenisierte Fungi, Gyalectaceae) - Nova Hedwigia, 55(1-2): 227-229

Gyalecta pezizoides sp. nov., is related to G. peziza Read more...

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Giralt M., Mayrhofer H., Sattler J. & Clerc P. (1994): Rinodina canariensis (lichenized Ascomycetes, Physciaceae) a new species parasitic on crustose lichens in Macaronesia and the Mediterranean region - Nordic Journal of Botany, 14(1): 105-111

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Giralt M., Mayrhofer H. & Obermayer W. (1994): The species of the genus Rinodina (lichenized Ascomycetes, Physciaceae) containing pannarin in Eurasia with a special note on the taxonomy of Rinodina granulans - Mycotaxon, 50: 47-59

Six species with pannarin in the thalli or the apothecial discs (which are therefore PD+ orange) are treated, including a key. Notes are provided for another 5 species occurring outside Eurasia Read more...

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Giralt M. & Mayrhofer H. (1991): Rinodina boleana spec. nova, a new lichen species from north-eastern Spain - Mycotaxon, 40: 435-439

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Giralt M. & Mayrhofer H. (1994): Four corticolous species of the genus Rinodina (lichenized Ascomycetes (Physciaceae) containing atranorin in southern Europe and adjacent regions - Nova Hedwigia, 59: 129-142

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Giralt M. et Mayrhofer H. (1994): Four corticolous species of the genus Rinodina (lichenized Ascomycetes (Physciaceae) with polyspored asci. - Herzogia, 10: 29-37

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Gilbert O.L., Henderson A. et James P.W. (1981): Citrine-green taxa in the genus Candelariella. - Lichenologist, 13: 249-251

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Gilbert O.L. (1966): Lichen pathogens on Lecanora conizaeoides Nyl. ex Cromb. - Lichenologist, 3: 275

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Gilbert O.L. (1990): The lichen flora of urban wasteland - Lichenologist, 22(1): 87-101

The lichen colonization of recently created urban wasteland is described by reference to 40 sites in England, Scotland and Wales. The 100 species encountered form a series of overlapping communities in which successional relationships over the first 16 years have been investigated. Floristic variation within towns tends to be greater than variation between them. On a national scale climatological, geological and historical factors appear to play only a small part in determining the composition of … Read more...