Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Servít M. (1937): Seltenere und neue Flechten, Věstník Král. Čes. Spol. Nauk, 1936/12: 1-16

B20; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Ukraine; France; Croatia; Serbia; Slovenia; Bosnia; Greece; Algeria Read more...

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Servít M. (1930): Flechten aus der Čechoslovakei. I. Die Umgebung von Praha, Věstn. Král. Čěs. Spol. Nauk, 1929/13: 1–50

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Seaward M.R.D. (1996): Checklist of Tunisian lichens, Bocconea, 6: 115-149

The currently known Tunisian lichen flora as deterrnined by a detailed literature survey, supplemented by herbarium studies including those on collections made by the author in 1973, is composed of 415 taxa (395 species, 3 subspecies, 13 varieties and 4 forrns); more detailed studies of neighbouring north African countries would suppose that this Tunisian list should be expanded by c. 40 %. Read more...

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Galun M. & Mukhtar A. (1996): Checklist of the lichens of Israel, Bocconea, 6: 149-171

This checklist of the lichens of lsrael (including the Sinai Peninsula) is based on a screening of relevant literature and on the analysis of originai material; it includes 234 infrageneric taxa. The following taxa were not reported from lsrael in the previous literature: Bacidia naegelii, Clauzadea chondrodes, Collema coccophorum, C.flaccidum, Dermatocarpon waltherii, Hyperphyscia adglutinata, Lecanora chlarotera, Lecidea lurida, Leptogium corniculatum, Ochrolechia pallescens, Peltula euploca, … Read more...

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John V. (1996): Preliminary catalogue of lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Mediterranean Turkey, Bocconea, 6: 173-217

This paper contains a complete Iist of Iichenized and lichenicolous fungi of the Mediterranean part of Turkey. This area was delimited on the basis of the administrative subdivision of the Country, taking into account all provinces adjoining the Mediterranean Sea, including the Aegean region, plus some adjoining provinces with a quasi-Mediterranean climate. The checklist, which is mainly based on literature records, includes 459 infrageneric taxa, belonging to 128 genera. For each infrageneric … Read more...

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Kondratyuk S., Navrotskaya I., Khodosovtsev A. & Solonina O. (1996): Checklist of Ukrainian lichens, Bocconea, 6: 217-294

This first-approximation checklist of the lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Ukraine is based on 270 papers which were listed in previous summarizing arlicles, plus several recent or previously overlooked lilerature reports, and on originai resuIts deriving from the revision of herbarium material. Approximately 80 new or previously overlooked records were added lo the previously known bibliography. The number of taxa accepted in the chccklist is: 269 genera, 1222 species, 21 subspecies and … Read more...

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Nimis P.L. (1996): Towards a checklist of Mediterranean lichens, Bocconea, 6: 5-17

The OPTIMA Commission For Lichens is supporting an international project for a compilation of a generaI checklist of lichens of the Mediterranean region. This paper describes the history of the project and the present State of the Art, with some criticaI considerations about the delimitation of the Mediterranean area for a lichen checklist, and a short outline of the main phytogeographic features of southern Europe, as far as lichens are concerned. It is suggested that the national checklist … Read more...

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Egea J.M. (1996): Catalogue of lichenized and lichenicolous fungi of Morocco, Bocconea, 6: 19-114

This checklist of lichens and lichenicolous fungi of Morocco. Based on a critical assessment of literature data. includes 210 genera and 1100 infrageneric taxa, 1058 of which correspond to lichenized and 42 to lichenicolous fungi. The Rif, with 549 infrageneric taxa, and the NW CentraI Region, with 531 taxa, are the two parts of thc country with the highest number of known taxa. They are followed by CentraI Atlas (395), Gran Atlas (297), Anti Alias (267). SW Centrai Region (188) and SW Region … Read more...

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Massalongo A. B. (1854): Neagenea Lichenum, Dalla Tipographia Ramanzini, Verona, 10 pp.