Katalog - Lichenological literature

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McCarthy P. M. & Kantvilas G. (1999): Pyrenocollema montanum, a new species from Tasmania, Lichenologist, 31(3): 227-230

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Kantvilas G., Hafellner J. & Elix J.A, (1999): Tasmidella, a new lichen genus from Tasmania, with a revised circumscription of the family Megalariaceae, Lichenologist, 31(3): 213–225

The new crustose lichen genus Tasmidella, containing the species, T. variabilis sp. nov. with two varieties, var. variabilis and var. inactiva var. nov., is described. Tasmidella is most closely related to Megalaria, from which it differs chiefly by having simple ascospores with a layered wall. Relationships with superficially similar genera are discussed. A revised circumscription of the family Megalariaceae is provided to take into account the inclusion of a second genus. Read more...

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Bačkor M. & Hudák J. (1999): The effect of cytokinins on the growth of lichen photobiont Trebouxia irregularis cultures, Lichenologist, 31(2): 207-210

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Lorentsson S. & Matsson J. E. (1999): New reports of soredia dispersed by ants, Formica cunicularia, Lichenologist, 31(2): 204-207

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Heibel E. & Lumbsch H. T. (1999): Coppinsia minutissima, new to Germany, Lichenologist, 31(2): 203-204

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Guderley R. & Lumbsch H. T. (1999): Notes on multispored species of Lecanora sensu stricto, Lichenologist, 31(2): 197-203

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Figueira R., Sousa A. J., Brown D. H., Catarino F. & Pacheco (1999): Natural levels of saline elements in lichens: determination of natural fractions and their importance as saline tracers, Lichenologist, 31(2): 183-196

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Tretiach M. & Ganis P. (1999): Hydrogen sulphide and epiphytic lichen vegetation: a case study on Mt. Amiata (central Italy), Lichenologist, 31(2): 163-181

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Sanders W. B. (1999): Thallus organization and development in the fruticise lichen Aspicilia californica, with comparison to other taxa, Lichenologist, 31(2): 149-162

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Etayo J. & Lücking R. (1999): Anisomeridium musaesporoides, a new foliicolous lichen flora from tropical America, Lichenologist, 31(2): 145-148

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