Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Brodo I.M. & Wirth V. (1998): The lichens and lichenicolous fungi of the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, Canada. 4. The genus Fuscidea (Fuscideaceae), In: Glenn M.G., Harris R.C., Dirig R. & Cole M.S. (eds), Lichenographia Thomsoniana: North American Lichenology in Honor of John W. Thomson. Mycotaxon Ltd., p. 149-161

Three species are reported for the islands, and a key to all four species known in British Columbia is given. New: Fuscidea thomsonii sp. nov. Read more...

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Esslinger T. L. (1998): The Heterodermia erinacea group in North America, and a remarkable new disjunct distribution, Mycotaxon, 25-36

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Büdel B. (1989): New localities fo Peltula rodriguesii, Lichenologist, 21(3): 293

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Gilbert O. L. (1989): Field meeting in the eastern Howgills, Cumbria, Lichenologist, 21(3): 287-291

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Fahselt D. (1989): Enzyme polymorphism in sexual and asexual umbilicate lichens from Sverdrup Pass, Ellesmere Island, Canada, Lichenologist, 21(3): 279-285

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Wessels D. C. J. & Büdel B. (1989): A rock pool lichen community in northern Transvaal, South Africa: composition and distribution patterns, Lichenologist, 21(3): 259-277

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Holien H. (1989): The genus Bryoria sect. Implexae in Norway, Lichenologist, 21(3): 243-258

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Coppins B. J. & James P. W. (1989): The identity of Lecidea cinnabarina in the British Isles, Lichenologist, 21(3): 237-242

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Orange A. (1989): Macentina stigonemoides (Verrucariaceae), a new lichenized species from Great Britain and Ireland, Lichenologist, 21(3): 229-236

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Coppins B. J. (1989): On some species of Catillaria s. lat. and Halecania in the British Isles, Lichenologist, 21(3): 217-227

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