Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Bouly de Lesdain M. (1929): Lichens du Mexique. Deuxième supplément. Lichens recueillies par le frère Amable St.Pierre, Ann. Crypt. Exot., 2(3-4): 218-254

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Moreau F. & Moreau [V.] (1930): Étude systématique, écologique et sociologique des lichens saxicoles des environs de la station biologique de Besse (Puy-de-Dôme), Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France, 77(7-8): 479-490

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Bouly de Lesdain M. (1922): Lichens du Mexique. (Etats de Puebla et Michoacán). Recueillis par le Frère G. Arsène Brouard. 1er Supplément, [Covington, Louisiana], (i-iv +) 23 p

Mimeographed text, reproduced from typescript; Mexico; new species: Aspicilia mixcoacensis, Acarospora Brouardi, Allarthonia mexicana; new varieties, Heppia michoacensis var. adnata, Endocarpon pallidum var. montanum, E. pusillum var. Arsenii. New lichenicolou fungus: Karschia ricasoliae Vouaux Read more...

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Beltman H. A. (1978): Vegetative Strukturen der Parmeliaceae und ihre Entwicklung, Bibl. Lichenol., 11: 1-193

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Vilhelm J. (1924): Variabilita rodu Grimmia v Československu, Věstn. Král. Čes. Spol. Nauk, 1-47

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Llop E. & Hladun N. (2002): A key to Iberian species of the genus Bacidia with notes on some species, Bibliotheca Lichenologica, 82: 91-98

22 species of Bacidia occurring on the Iberian Peninsula are recorded. A key to the taxa and notes on some species are given. Read more...

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Kantvilas G. (2002): Studies on the lichen genus Siphula Fr., Bibl. Lichenol., 82: 37-53

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Ivanova N. V. & Hafellner J. (2002): Searching for the correct placement of Megaspora by use of ITS1, 5.8S and IS2 rDNA sequence data, Bibl. Lichenol., 82: 113-122

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Bungartz F., Scheidegger C. & Nash T. H III. (2002): Buellia dispersa A. Massal., a variable lichen species from semi-arid to arid environments of North America and Europe, Bibl. Lichenol., 82: 19-35

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Søchting U. (1997): Two major anthraquinone chemosyndromes in Teloschistaceae, Bibl. Lichenol., 68: 135-144

Secondary metabolites, mainly anthraquinones, from the liehen genera Teloschistes, Xanthoria and Caloplaca were analyzed with HPLC and for each compound the percentage area of the total peak area was calculated. Two chemosyndromes, each including the same anthraquinones, but in different proportions are described. Syndrome A, representing almost half of all analysed species, has parietin as the dominant compound and very small proportions of teloschistin, fallacinal, emodin and parietinic acid. It … Read more...