Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Jensen M. & Feige G. B. (1987): The effect of desiccation and light on the 77 chlorophyll fluorescence properties of the lichen Peltigera aphtosa, Bibl. Lichenol., 25: 325-330

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Feige G. B. & Jensen M. (1987): Photosythetic properties of lichens stored at -25°C for several years, Bibl. Lichenol., 25: 319-323

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Nash III. T. H., Kappen L., Matthes-Sears U. & Larson D. W. (1987): Cold resistance of lichens, Bibl. Lichenol., 25: 313- 317

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Kappen L., Bölter M. & Kühn A. (1987): Photosyntetic activity of lichens in natural habitats in the maritime Antarctic, Bibl. Lichenol., 25: 297-312

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Lindsay D.C. (1972): Lichens new to South Georgia, British Antarctic Survey Bulletin , 31: 41-43

Cladonia bellidiflora var. austrogeorgica var. nov. Read more...

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Elix J.A., Johnston J. & Armstrong P.A. (1986): A revision of the lichen genus Xanthoparmelia in Australasia, Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany Series, 15(3): 163-362

The Australian; New Zealand, and Papua New Guinean representatives of the lichen genus Xanthoparmelia are revised. Keys and descriptions for the 111 species are given, and the chemistry, distribution, ecology, and taxonomic affinities of each species are discussed. Xanthoparmelia alexandrensis, X. alternata, X. aurifera, X. centralis, X. concomitans, X. crateriformis, X. cravenii, X. dissitifolia, X. donneri, X. dubitata, X. examplaris, X. ferruma, X. filsonii, X. gongylodes, X. hypomelaenoides, … Read more...

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Swinscow T. D. V. & Krog H. (1974): Usnea subgenus Eumitria in East Africa, Norw. J. Bot., 21(2): 165-185

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Østhagen H. (1974): The macrolichens Cladonia luteoalba and Tholurna dissimilis new to Central Europe, Norwegian Journal of Botany, 21(2): 161-164

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Krog. H. & Swinscow T. D. V. (1974): Ramalina species with a hollow thalus (Fistularia) in East Africa, Norw. J. Bot., 21(2): 111-124

Eight species of Ramalina (Fistularia) are recorded from East Africa. Their morphological and chemical characters are discussed, and a key to the species is provid ed. Four new species ar e described: Ramalina calcarata Krog & Swinsc., R. fimbriata Krog & Swinsc., R. tapperi Krog & Swinsc., and R. translucida Krog & Swinsc. Read more...

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Winnem B. (1975): Parmelia subgenus Amphigymnia in Ethiopia, Norw. J. Bot., 22(2): 139-166

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