Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Jørgensen P. M. & James P. W. (1998): Two aquatic cyanolichens, new to the Azores, Lichenologist, 30(6): 593-595

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Paz-Bermudez, Carballal R., Lopez de Silanes M. E. (1998): Two new records of interesting species to the european flora, Lichenologist, 30(6): 591-593

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Longan A. & Gomez-Bolea A. (1998): Agonimia allobata and Macentina dictyospora, two pioneer species on burnt wood, Lichenologist, 30(6): 589-591

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Lange O. L., Green T. G. A. & Türk R. (1998): An unusual growth form of Cladonia furcata: the trampling-resistant primary tallus colonizing a paved pathway, Lichenologist, 30(6): 583-588

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Bačkor M., Hudák J., Repčák M., Ziegler W. & Bačkorová M. (1998): The influence of pH and lichen metabolites (vulpinic acid and (+) usnic acid) on the growth of the lichen photobiont Trebouxia irr, Lichenologist, 30(6): 577-582

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Hammer S. (1998): Process and pattern in Cladonia subcervicornis, Lichenologist, 30(6): 567-576

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Coppins B. J. & Malcolm W. M. (1998): A new Belonia from New Zealand and second record of B. mediterranea, Lichenologist, 30(6): 563-566

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Kantvilas G. (1998): Notes on Polysporina Vězda, with a description of a new species from Tasmania, Lichenologist, 30(6): 551-562

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Lücking R. & Sérusiaux E. (1998): Gyalideopsis cochlearifer, a new pantropical, commensalic species on foliicolous Gomphillaceae, Lichenologist, 30(6): 543-549

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Jørgensen P. M. (1998): Studies in the lichen family Pannariaceae 7. On some poorly known Parmeliella-like species from the southern hemisphere, Lichenologist, 30(6): 533-541

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