Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Thor G. & Nordin A. (1998): 16 lichens new to Estonia, Folia Cryptog. Estonica, 32: 123-125

1530

Yoshimura I., Kurokawa S., Kinoshita Y., Yamamoto Y. & Miyaw (1994): Lichen substances in cultured lichens, Journ. Hattori Bot. Lab., 76: 249-261

Cultured lichens were used for chemical analysis. A few lichen substances were identified in the number of samples indicated in the parenthesis as follows: parietin (4), usnic acid with isousnic acid in some samples (9), and barbatic acid, squamatic acid, baeomycesic acid (1). The majority (61) of the samples contained unidentified substances and some samples (20) showed no significant peaks in HPLC. Parietin and its related substances are more easily synthesized in Xanthoria mycobionts similar to … Read more...

1529

Jacobsen P. & Coppins B.J. (1989): On the identity of some "endemic" North German lichens, Nova Hedwigia, 49(3-4): 255-273

The type material of some poorly known lichen taxa described from northern Germany has been examined and revised. Bacidia saxenii and Lecidea polycarpella prove to be distinct species. Verrucaria latericola is an earlier name for the parasitic species so far known as Verrucaria granulosaria. The following species names are stated to be synonyms (accepted names on the right): Arthopyrenia lubecensis = A. inconspicua Bacidia abscondita = B. naegelii Bacidia egenula var. crassiuscula = B. subfuscula Bacidia … Read more...

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Yoshimura I., Singh K. P. & Elix J. A. (1997): The genus Anzia (lichenized ascomycetes) in India, Journ. Hattori Bot. Lab., 82: 343-352

Three species of Anzia (Lecanorales, lichenized fungi), are reported from India. A. kohimana sp. nov. is described as a new species and A. physoidea Smith is typified. By comparison with the rich diversity of species of Anzia in south-eastern Asia, India is rather poorly represented and the species are rare in occurrence Read more...

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Molitor F. & Diederich P. (1997): Les pyrenolichens aquatiques du Luxembourg et les leurs champignons lichenicoles, Bull. Soc. Nat. luxemb., 98: 69-92

Dermatocarpon, Endocarpon, Staurothele, Thelidium, and Verrucaria, and lichenicolous fungi in Lichenopeltella, Pyrenidium, and Stigmidium. New: Lichenopeltella thelidii sp. nov. (on Thelidium) Read more...

1526

Jørgensen P. M. (1998): Acantholichen pannarioides, a new basidiolichen from South America, Bryologist, 101(3): 444-447

1525

Stenroos S. (1989): Taxonomy of the Cladonia coccifera group. 1, Annales Botanici Fennici, 26: 157-168

The 12 species included in the so-called Cladonia coccifera group are C. borealis Stenroos~ sp. nova, C. coccifera (L.) Willd., C. pleurota (Flörke) Schaerer, C. diversa Asperges, C. granulans Vainio, C. carneola (Fr.) Fr., C. metacorallifera Asah., C. lepidophora Ahti & Kashiw., C. meridensis Ahti & Stenroos, C. leprocephala Ahti·& Stenroos, C. brasiliensis (Nyl.) Vainio and C. corallifera (Kunze) Nyl. The frrst six species are discussed in more detail. The species reduced to synonymy include … Read more...

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Moberg R. & Nash T. H. (1999): The genus Heterodermia in the Sonoran Desert Area, Bryologist, 102(1): 1-14

1523

Printzen C. (1997): Neue und bemerkenswerte Flechtenfunde aus bayerischen Fichtenwäldern, Berichte der Bayerischen Botanischen Gesellschaft, 68: 97–102

13 Flechten aus dem Bayerischen Wald und den Voralpen werden vorgestellt. Einzelne Aspekte ihrer Ökologie, Verbreitung und Gefährdung werden kurz diskutiert. Biatora ocelliformis, Mycobilimbia sabuletorum, Placynthiella icmalea, Porina leptalea und Strigula stigmatella sind Neufunde für das Gebiet des Bayerischen Waldes. Biatora ocelliformis wird erstmals seit 1874 wieder für das Gebiet der Bundesrepublik Deutschland nachgewiesen. Read more...

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Aptroot A. (1999): Thelenella terricola, a new saprobic ascomycete from upland Papua New Guinea, Fundal diversity, 2: 43-46