Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Vězda A. (1977): Flechtensystematische Studien X. Conotremopsis weberiana gen. novum et sp. nova, eine neue Flechte aus der Familie Ostropaceae., Folia geobot. phytotax. bohemoslavica, 12: 313-316

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Vězda A. (1975): Lichenes novi quorum isotypi in fasciculo quinquagesimo tertio collectionis "Lichenes selecti exsiccati distribuentur, Folia Geobot. Phytotax., 10: 325-327

Diagnoses of the following 5 new lichen species are presented: Lecanora casimceana VĚZDA sp. n., Lecanora prominens ASTA, CLAUZADE et ROUX sp. n., Ramallna pontica VĚZDA sp. n., Usnea pseudoceratina MOTYKA sp. n. and Usnea tanzanica MOTYKA sp. n. The isotypes will be distributed in fasc. No. 53 of the "Lichenes selecti exsiccati" Read more...

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Verseghy C. (1955): Studien über die Gattung Ochrolechia. I., Ann. Hist.-Natur. Mus. Nat. Hungar., Bud, 7: 283-298

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Zahlbruckner A. (1926): Chilenische Flechten, gesammelt von C. Skottsberg, Meddel. Göteborgs Bot. Trädgard, 2: 1-26

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Tibell L. (1973): Notes on Caliciales. II. Some species from the Nordic countries, Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift, 67(4): 445-455

Twelve more or less overlooked species are dealt with. Calicium schaereri, Chaenotheca carthusiae, Ch. subroscida, and Coniocybe farinacea are new to the Nordic countries. Chaenothecopsis viridialba is new to Sweden, and Ch. consociata is new to Norway. Attempts have been made to roughly outline the distribution of the species. Some notes on diagnostic features and the ecology of the species have also been made. Read more...

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Tibell L. (1971): The genus Cyphelium in Europe, Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift, 65(3): 138–164

The present paper gives an account of the taxonomy, nomenclature, ecology and distribution of eleven European species of the lichen genus Cyphelium belonging to Caliciales. Much valuable taxonomical information has been obtained from the study of spore surface structures. These studies have been carried out by light microscopy in combination with transmission and scanning electron microscopy. The last method especially has proved to be a very powerful tool for analyses of surface structures. … Read more...

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Tibell L. (1980): The Lichen Genus Chaenotheca in the Northern Hemisphere., Symb. Bot. Ups., 23: 1-69

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Tibell L. (1975): The Caliciales of Boreal North America., Symb. Bot. Ups., 21(2): 1-128

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Tibell L. (1981): Comments on Caliciales exiccatae II., Lichenologist, 13: 51-64

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Tibell L. (1978): The genus Microcalicium., Bot. Not., 131: 229-246