Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Sato M. M. (1935): Studies on the lichens of Japan V. New or remarkable lichens from the herbarium of the late prof. A. Yasuda, J. Jap. Bot., 11: 238-244

Siphula ceratites, Sticta gracilis, S. duplolimbata, Baeomyces insignis var. curtipes, Cetraria japonica Read more...

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Sato M. M. (1934): Studies on the lichens of Japan I, J. Jap. Bot. , 10: 17-22

B13, Coenogonium, Alectoria Read more...

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Malme G.O.A. (1933): Lavfloran i norra Kvills nationalpark, Kongl. Svensk. Vetensk.-Ak. Skrifter i naturskyddsärenden, 24: 1-13

B13 Read more...

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Magnusson A.H. (1926): New or interesting Swedish lichens III, Botaniska Notiser, 1926: 227–238

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Kurokawa S. (2006): Phytogeographical elements of the lichen flora of Japan, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 100: 721-738

Sixteen phytogeographical elements are recognized in the lichen flora of Japan on the basis of their world distribution patterns, namely 1) holarctic, 2) bipolar, 3) alpine, 4) boreal, 5) Beringian, 6) eastern Asiatic-North American disjunctive, 7) northeast Asiatic, 8) pantemperate, 9) Sino-Japanese, 10) endemic, 11) pantropical, 12) paleotropical, 13) Indo-Malayan, 14) Pacific, 15) circum-Pacific, 16) Australian. Representative taxa belonging to each element are cited and their dis tributions are … Read more...

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Jørgensen P. M. & Sipman H. (2006): The lichen family Pannariaceae in the montane regions of New Guinea, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, 100: 695-720

The Pannariaceae of the montane regions of New Guinea contain 37 species in nine genera. Ten species are endemic, mostly from the subalpine zone. The following species are newly described: Fuscopannaria cacuminum, F. venusta, Pannaria tenuis (from Borneo), Parmeliellafoli- icola, P. laceroides, P. montana, P. nitida, P. pannarioides, P. piundensis and Psoroma filicicola, and two new combinations are proposed: Degelia lecideola (Zahlbr.) (Java) and Pannaria papuana (Apt- root & Diederich) (new to … Read more...