Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Hertel H. (2007): Notes on and records of Southern Hemisphere lecideoid lichens, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 267-296

(1) Carbonea gallowayi (from subantarctic Chile) is described as a new species. (2) The following taxa are stated to be synonyms (correct names in parentheses): Lecidea byrdii C. W. Dodge & G. L. Baker (= Lecidella patavina), Lecidea friabilis Zahlbr. (= L. lygomma), Lecidea pseudopromiscens Hertel & Rambold (= L. andersonii), Lecidea senescens Zahlbr. (= Tylothallia pahiensis). (3) A neotype is suggested for Lecidea byrdii C. W. Dodge & G. L. Baker. (4) New localities are documented, e. g., for: … Read more...

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Hafellner J., Mayrhofer H. (2007): A contribution to the knowledge of lichenicolous fungi and lichens occurring in New Zealand, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 225-266

The knowledge about lichenicolous fungi occuring in New Zealand is improved. Data on all together 60 taxa are presented of which 28 represent new country records. Dactylospora davidii (type host: Pseudocyphellaria rufovirescens) is described as new to science. Abrothallus tulasnei, Arthonia galactinaria, Carbonea intrudens, Cercidospora verrucosaria, Diplotomma nivale, Lichenoconium usneae, Lichenodiplis pertusariicola, Nigropuncta rugulosa, Opegrapha geographicola, Opegrapha thelotrematis, Phaeosporobolus … Read more...

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Frödén P., Kärnefelt I. (2007): Two new species of Teloschistes J. M. Norman: T. arabicus and T. inflatus and notes on the Teloschistes flora of Africa, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 183-223

Two new African species of Teloschistes are described: T. arabicus Frödén sp. nov. and T. inflatus Frödén sp. nov. T. arabicus is a montane species, occurring in the southern parts of the Arabian peninsula and the adjacent parts of eastern Africa. T. inflatus is only known from South Africa, and was previously included in T. perrugosus Müll.Arg. Useful characters for distinguishing the misunderstood species T. perrugosus and T. pulvinaris (Zahlbr.) Almb. as well as their distributions are discussed. … Read more...

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Elix J. A. (2007): New species in the lichen family Parmeliaceae (Ascomycota) from Australasia, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 171-182

The following new species of Parmeliaceae are described: Anzia gallowayi Elix and Parmelia nortestacea Elix from New Zealand, Hypotrachyna leswellensis Elix and Parmeliopsis chlorolecanorica Elix from mainland Australia, Parmotrema paracrinitum from Australia and Norfolk Island, Menegazzia lordhowensis Elix from Lord Howe Island and Mengazzia faminensis Elix and Relicina diederichii Elix from Papua New Guinea Read more...

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Diederich P. (2007): Sphaerellothecium gallowayi sp. nov., a new lichenicolous ascomycete on Heterodermia from Australia and Papua New Guinea, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 165-169

Sphaerellothecium gallowayi sp.nov., confined to Heterodermia species in Australia and Papua New Guinea, is distinguished from related species and from Stigmidium heterodermiae by the relatively small ascomata, asci and ascospores Read more...

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Coppins B.J. & Fryday A.M. (2007): Three new species of Bacidia s. lat. (Ramalinaceae) from Campbell Island (New Zealand), Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 155-164

Three new species with non-acicular ascospores are described from Campbell Island: Bacidia curvispora, B. gallowayi, and B. placodioides. Their placement in Bacidia De Not. is somewhat tentative, and all appear to have affinity with the genus Toninia A. Massal. Read more...

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Brodo I. M. (2007): Notes on the lichen genus Haematomma from Sabah, Malaysia, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 147-153

A new sorediate species of Haematomma with muriform spores has been discovered from Sabah, Malaysia and is named here as H. gallowayi. It is compared with H. wattii, also known from Sabah, but which has submuriform spores and is esorediate. Haematomma accolens and H. africanum are new records for Sabah, and a specimen of H. wattii from Taiwan is also noted Read more...

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Aptroot A. (2007): Davidgallowaya cornutispora, an enigmatic lichen from New Guinea, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 137-145

The new lichen species and genus Davidgallowaya cornutispora is described from Papua New Guinea, from one of the areas with a high lichen diversity. It is assigned to the Parmeliaceae, and characterized by a dorsiventral, hollow thallus with a pitted lower surface and sickle-shaped ascospores. It is one of surprisingly many lichen genera that are restricted to New Guinea. The state of the knowledge and the phytogeographic affinities of the lichen flora of New Guinea are briefly discussed Read more...

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Ahti T., Elix J.A. & Øvstedal D.O. (2007): A new Cladonia from the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 131-135

The new lichen taxon, Cladonia neozelandica Vain. var. lewis-smithii Ahti, Elix & Øvstedal, is described from Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) and New Zealand. It is distinguished chemically from var. neozelandica by the production of the fatty acid bourgeanic acid rather than the stictic-norstictic acid chemosyndrome (β- orcinol depsidones), while the morphology is near identical. Cladonia neozelandica var. lewis-smithii is a further example of a circumpolar, austral taxon Read more...

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Adler M. & Calvelo S. (2007): Flavoparmelia amplexa and F. springtonensis (Parmeliaceae) new to the Americas and additions to the lichen flora of Argentina, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 121-129

The world distributions of nine species of the Parmeliaceae is presented including new localities in Argentina. Flavoparmelia amplexa (Stirt.) Hale, formerly known exclusively from Africa, is cited for the first time for the American continent, and is therefore categorized as a South American-African species, whereas F. springtonensis (Elix) Hale, until now known as an Australasian endemic, is reported for the first time for America as well and consequently categorized as a South American-Australasian … Read more...