Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Orange A. (2001): Lepraria atlantica, a new species from the British Isles, Lichenologist, 33(6): 461-465

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Schmidt J., Kricke R. & Feige G. B. (2001): Measurements of bark pH with a modified flathead electrode, Lichenologist, 33(5): 456-460

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Mackenzie T. D. B. & Campbell D. A. (2001): Temperature profoundly affects coupling of photosynthetic electron transport and CO2 uptake in Lobaria pulmonaria: a case for meas, Lichenologist, 33(5): 453-455

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Schlensog M. & Schroeter B. (2001): A new method for the accurate in situ monitoring of chlorophyll a fluorescence in lichens and bryophytes, Lichenologist, 33(5): 443-452

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van Herk C. M. (2001): Bark pH and susceptibility to toxic air pollutants as independent causes of changes in epiphytic lichen composition in space and time, Lichenologist, 33(5): 419-441

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Gilbert O. (2001): The lichen flora of coastal saline lagoons in England, Lichenologist, 33(5): 409-417

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Tehler A. & Källersjö M. (2001): Parmeliopsis ambigua and P. hyperopta (Parmeliaceae): species or chemotypes?, Lichenologist, 33(5): 403–408

ITS1 and ITS2 regions were sequenced from a number of Parmeliopsis ambigua and P. hyperopta specimens from Uppland, Sweden. The data were analysed cladistically and the ITS region was found to contain enough variation to support the hypothesis that the taxa should be regarded as species rather than chemotypes. Read more...

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McCarthy P. M. (2001): The Trichotheliaceae of Christmas Island, Indian Ocean, Lichenologist, 33(5): 393-401

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Grube M. (2001): Sporostigma, a new calicioid genus in Arthoniales, Lichenologist, 33(5): 387-391

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Barrasa J. M. & Rico V. J. (2001): Lichenized species of Omphalina (Tricholomataceae) in the Iberian Peninsula, Lichenologist, 33(5): 371-386

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