Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Jensen M., Linke K., Dickhäuser A. & Feige G. B. (1999): The effect of agronomic photosystem - II herbicides on lichens, Lichenologist, 31(1): 95-103

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Miller J. E. & Brown D. H. (1999): Studies of ammonia uptake and loss by lichens, Lichenologist, 31(1): 85-93

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Vagts I. & Kinder M. (1999): The response of different Cladonia species after treatment with fertilizer or lime in heathland, Lichenologist, 31(1): 75-83

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Ruoss E. (1999): How agriculture affects lichen vegetation in central Switzerland, Lichenologist, 31(1): 63-73

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Wolseley P. A. & Pryor K. V. (1999): The potential of epiphytic twig communities on Quercus petraea in a Welsh woodland site (Tycanol) for evaluating environmental cha, Lichenologist, 31(1): 41-61

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van Dobben H.F. & Ter Braak C.J.F. (1999): Ranking of epiphytic lichen sensitivity to air pollution using survey data: a comparison of indicator scales, Lichenologist, 31(1): 27-39

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Bartók K. (1999): Pesticide usage and epiphytic lichen diversity in Romanian orchards, Lichenologist, 31(1): 21-25

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Herk C. M. (1999): Mapping of ammonia pollution with epiphytic lichens in the Netherlands, Lichenologist, 31(1): 9-20

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Aptroot A. & Van Herk C. M. (1999): Lecanora barkmaneana, a new nitrophilous sorediate cortucolous lichen from the Netherlands, Lichenologist, 31(1): 3-8

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Hawksworth D. L. & Sherwood M. A. (1981): A reassessment of three widespread resinicolous discomycetes, Can. J. Bot., 59: 357-372

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