Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Ernst G. (1993): Zur Ökologie und Verbreitung von Geisleria sychnogonioides, einer bislang kaum bekannten terricolen Flechte, Herzogia, 9: 321-337

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Kučera J. & Halda J. (2018): Nejprobádanější, nebo neznámé? Krkonoše z pohledu mechorostů a lišejníků, Živa, 2/2018: 66-70

Západní část Vysokých Sudet, kam jsou Krkonoše z hlediska geomorfologického řazeny, patří mezi přírodovědně nejprobádanější území v Evropě. Přestože mechorosty a lišejníky pro svou nenápadnost začaly být ve větší míře studovány až začátkem 19. stol., první písemná zmínka o nich pochází od Tadeáše Haenkeho z konce 18. stol. (1791). Tento všestranný přírodovědec a cestovatel společ- ně s dalšími členy Královské české společnosti nauk realizoval … Read more...

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Harada H. & Vězda A. (1999): Gyalidea kawanae (lichenized Ascomycota, Solorinellaceae) sp. nov. from Chiba-ken, central Japan, with notes on Gyalidea pacifica, Nat. Hist. Res., 5(2): 57-62

Two species of Gyalidea from Japan are taxonomicaliy treated. Gyalidea kawanae H. Harada et Vězda is described as new on the basis of specimens from Chiba-ken, central Japan. It is characterized by having goniocystangia, relatively large (0.35-1.00 mm diam.), adnate apothecia with ±dark brown proper margin and pale brown discs, transversely 3-5(-7)-septate ascospores (15-24 x 6.5-8 µm), and by saxicolous habit. It was found on friable rocks in partial shade in forest in the warm temperate zone. … Read more...

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Messuti M. I., Vězda A. & Lumbsch H. T. (1999): Belonia uncinata (Gyalectales, Ascomycotina) new to South America, Bryologist, 102(2): 314-316

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Asahina Y. (1938): Mikrochemischer Nachweis der Flechtenstoffe VII, J. Jap. Bot., 14(5): 318-323

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Tibell L. & Ryman K. (1995): Revision of species of Chaenothecopsis with short stalks, Nova Hedwigia, 60: 199–218

The taxonomy, distribution and ecology of eight short-stalked species of Chaenothecopsis are described. The species are parasitic, parasymbiotic on lichens or free-living algae or saprophytic and are often quite specific with respect to host. A key to the species is supplied. Two new species, C. kalbii Tibell & K. Ryman, occurring in Australia and the tropical Americas, and C. pilosa Tibell & K. Kalb, known from tropical South America and Africa are described. The following new combinations are suggested: … Read more...

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Tibell L. (2002): Cybebe gracilenta in an ITS/5.8S rDNA based phylogeny belongs to Cybebe gracilenta in an ITS/5.8S rDNA based phylogeny belongs to Cybebe gracilenta in an ITS/5.8S rDNA based phylogeny belongs to, Ann. Bot. Fennici, 39: 73-80

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Thell A. & Miao V. (1999): Phylogenetic analysis of ITS and group I intron sequences from European and North American samples of cetrarioid lichens, Ann. Bot. Fennici, 35: 275-286

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Nash T. H. & Olafsen A. G. (1995): Climate change and the ecophysiological response of arctic lichens, Lichenologist, 27(6): 559-565

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Sonesson M., Callaghan T. V. & Björn L. O. (1995): Short - term effects of enhanced UV-B and CO2 on lichens at different latitudes, Lichenologist, 27(6): 547-557