Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Coppins B. J. & van den Boom P. P. G. (1995): Micarea confusa: a new species from zinc and cadmium - contaminated soils in Belgium and the Netherlands, Lichenologist, 27(2): 81-90

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Lal B. & Upreti D. K. (1995): Ethnobotanical notes on three Indian lichens, Lichenologist, 27(1): 77-79

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Gauslaa Y. (1995): The Lobarion, an epiphytic community of ancient forest threatened by acid rain, Lichenologist, 27(1): 59-76

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Goffinet B. & Hastings R. I. (1995): Two new sorediate taxa of Peltigera, Lichenologist, 27(1): 43-58

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Grube M., Matzer M. & Hafellner J. (1995): A preliminary account of the lichenicolous Arthonia species with redish, K+ reactive pigments, Lichenologist, 27(1): 25-42

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Giralt M., Mayrhofer H. & Sheard J. W. (1995): The corticolous and lignicolous sorediate, blastidiate and isidiate species of the genus Rinodina in southern Europe, Lichenologist, 27(1): 3-24

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Pinokiyo A., Singh K. P. & Singh J. S. (2008): Diversity and distribution of lichens in relation to altitude within a protected biodiversity hot spot, north-east India, Lichenologist, 40(1): 47-62

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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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