Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Wang L.-S., Narui T., Harada H., Culberson C.F. & Culberson W.L. (2001): Ethnic uses of lichens in Yunnan, China, Bryologist, 104(3): 345-349

In Yunnan Province China, ethnic peoples use five species of lichens as foods (Lobaria isidiophora, L. kurokawae, L. yoshimurae, Ramalina conduplicans, and R. sinensis) and five others as health-promoting teas (Lethariella cashmeriana, L. sernanderi, L. sinensis, Thamnolia vermicularis, and T. subuliformis). Local traditions concerning the use of these lichens are described, and the natural-product chemical constituents of each species are given. Read more...

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Clayden S. R. (2001): [Review] R. Turk, J. Ublagger & R. Zorer. Third International Lichenological Symposium (IAL 3): Poster Contributions. Sauteria 9:, Bryologist, 104(2): 342-343

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Esslinger T. L. (2001): Recent literature on lichens - 181, Bryologist, 104(2): 316-339

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Brodo I. M. (2001): Vezdaea acicularis, an addition to the North American lichen flora, Bryologist, 104(2): 297-298

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Ruchty A., Rosso A. L., McCune B. (2001): Changes in epiphyte communities as the shrub, Acer circinatum, develops and ages, Bryologist, 104(2): 274-281

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Vitikainen O. (2001): William Nylander (1822-1899) and lichen chemotaxonomy, Bryologist, 104(2): 263-267

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Jørgensen P. M. (2001): Two remarkable additions to the Pannariaceous flora of South America, Bryologist, 104(2): 260-262

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Herrera-Campos M. A., Nash T. H III., Zambrano Garcia A. (2001): Preliminary study of the Usnea fragilescens aggregate in Mexico, Bryologist, 104(2): 235-259

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Culberson C. F., Culberson W. L. (2001): Future directions in lichen chemistry, Bryologist, 104(2): 230-234

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Hammer S. (2001): A new Cladonia from California, Bryologist, 104(2): 226-229

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