Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Köfaragó-Gyelnik V. (1939): Ein neuer Bürger der deutschen Flechtenflora (Anziella adglutinata (Anzi) Gyelnik), Borbasia, 1: 78

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Köfaragó-Gyelnik V. (1939): Ein zweiter Standort der Ochrolechia albosorediosa Gyeln., Borbasia, 1: 82

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Magnusson A.H. (1939): New or interesting Swedish lichens X, Botaniska Notiser, 1939: 302–314

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Sandstede H. (1938): Ergänzungen zu Wainio's Monographia Cladoniarum universalis unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Verhaltens der Cladonien zu Asahinas Diaminprobe, Feddes Repert. spec. nov. regn. veg., Beih. 103: 103 pp

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Wolseley P., Ellis L., Chimonides J. (2007): Corticolous lichen and moss communities in lowland dipterocarp forests under differing management regimes, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 583-603

Plots were set up in lowland dipterocarp forest in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Kalimantan in order to investigate corticolous lichen and moss communities forest under differing management regimes. Cryptogams were sampled on randomly selected trees and in the plot. Multivariate analysis was carried out using Principal Components Analysis, Cluster Analysis and Non-Metric MultiDimensional Scaling to distinguish similarities and differences between cryptogamic components and factors affecting this. … Read more...

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Wirth V., Loris K. & Müller J. (2007): Lichens in the fog zone of the Central Namib and their distribution along an ocean-inland transect, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 555-582

The lichen vegetation on the gravel plains in the fog zone of the Namib- Desert north of Swakopmund/Namibia is investigated at 25 sites along a 40 km transect from coast to inland. At every site the frequency was registered on the basis of 100 sampling quadrats of 10 × 10 cm. In all, 42 species were found. Near to the coast less species occur, but the coverage is much higher, than further inland. The highest coverage(42,5%) is reached at 1-2 km from the coast, Teloschistes capensis being by far … Read more...

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Westberg M. & Frödén P. (2007): Candelaria fibrosoides—a new species from Peru, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 549-554

The new species Candelaria fibrosoides is described. It is known from one locality in Ayacucho in Peru where it was found growing at high altitudes on shrubs and cacti in open pasture land. The new species is superficially similar to C. fibrosa but differs in having 8-spored asci and a thallus with an ecorticate lower surface Read more...

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Thor G. (2007): The genera Chiodecton, Dichosporidium and Erythrodecton in Peninsular Malaysia, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 543-548

The new species Chiodecton applanatum, known only from the type locality in Peninsular Malaysia, is described. Chiodecton leptosporum is reported as new to Malaysia. Chiodecton congestulum and Dichosporidium boschianum are new to Peninsular Malaysia. Earlier reported collections of Chiodecton, Dichosporidium and Erythrodecton from all Malaysia are included and the distribution of the species in Malaysia is summarized Read more...

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Thell A., Søchting U., Kärnefelt I., Elix J.A. & Sancho L.G. (2007): Phylogeny of Himantormia an Antarctic genus in the Parmeliaceae (lichenized ascomycetes), Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 531-541

The phylogeny of the Patagonian-Antarctic genus Himantormia is investigated with nuclear ITS rDNA sequences in PAUP. The monotypic genus Nimisia is synonymized with Himantormia, and the new combination H. deusta is proposed. The secondary chemistry was investigated using HPLC; protocetraric, stictic, succinprotocetraric and confumarprotocetraric acids were detected in H. deusta for the first time, and alectorialic, hypoalectorialic and decarboxyhypo- alectorialic acids are reported as new for H. … Read more...

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Tehler A. (2007): The Roccella lirellina and R. galapagoensis aggregates, taxonomy and nomenclature, Bibl. Lichenol., 95: 517-530

A number of taxa described as endemic to the Galapagos Islands are here treated as integral parts of two species aggregates. One is Roccella lirellina (Darb.) Follm. and the other is R. galapagoensis Follm. Roccella lirellina (Darb.) Follm. is considered the sorediate, sterile counterpart of the fertile R. galapagoensis Follm. Both aggregates present a considerable morphological and chemical plasticity and no clear discontinuities between specimens or populations within the aggregates can be distinguished … Read more...