Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Zamfir M., Margaritescu S. & Moberg R. (1998): Contributions to the lichen flora of Romania I. The lichen flora of Bucegi Mts. (Muntenia), Herzogia, 13: 189-197

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Grube M., Mayrhofer H. & Batič F. (1998): Contributions to the lichen flora of Slovenia III. Epiphytic lichens from Goteniški Sněžnik and Krokar Area, Herzogia, 13: 181-188

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Hebel E., Printzen C. & Feige G. B. (1998): Zwei bemerkenswerte Flechtenstandorte in der Nord-Eifel (Nordrhein-Westfalen), Herzogia, 13: 171-179

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Litterski B. (1998): Bemerkenswerte Flechtenfunde in Mecklenburg - Vorpommern, Herzogia, 13: 165-169

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Hofmann P., Berger F., Obermayer W., Wittmann H., Breuss O. (1998): Ergänzungen zür flechtenflora der Ötztaler Alpen (Tirol, Österreich). Ergebnisse der BLAM Exkursion 1993, Herzogia, 13: 155-164

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Berger F. & Aptroot A. (1998): Eine neue Art der Gattung Celothelium (lichenisierte Ascomyceten) aus Österreich, Herzogia, 13: 151-154

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Elix J.A., Senanayake B.S. & Kalb K. (1998): The structure of isoplacodiolic acid and isopseudoplacodioid acid, two new dibenzofuran derivatives from the lichen genus Haematomma, Herzogia, 13: 145-149

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Hafellner J. (1998): Studien an lichenicolen Pilzen und Flechten IX. Was ist Abrothallus friesii Hepp?, Herzogia, 13: 139-144

The identity of Abrothallus friesii is cleared. The protologue refers to a lichenicolous hyphomycete apparently restricted to Strigula stigmatella. The new combination Taeniolella friesii (Hepp) Hafellner is proposed. All lichenicolous species of Taeniolella so far known are compared in a synoptic table. Lichenicolous fungi, Deuteromycotina, Hyphomycetes, Taeniolella, Hepp's exsiccate Read more...

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Kantvilas G. (1998): Studies on the lichen genus Siphula in Tasmania II. The S. decumbens group, Herzogia, 13: 119-138

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Welch A. R., Gillman M. P. & John E. A. (2006): Effect of nutrient application on growth rate and competitive ability of three foliose lichen species, Lichenologist, 38(2): 177-186

Study done with Parmelia sulcata, P. caperata and Xanthoria parietina attached to roofing slates. These results suggest that elevated nutrient levels can affect lichen growth rates and competition between thalli, leading to alterations in lichen community structure., Nutrient Enrichment, Competition, Parmelia, Xanthoria, Flavoparmelia, Saxicolous, British Isles, Fertilizer Read more...

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