Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Moberg R., Tibell S. & Tibell L. (eds.) (2017): Nordic Lichen Flora 6. Verrucariaceae 1, Museum of Evolution, Uppsala University and Naturcentrum AB on behalf on Nordic Lichen Society, 85 pp

Pyrenocarpous lichenized fungi have long been recognized as a major group of lichens. Thus numerous species have been described in Verrucaria since the dawn of lichenology, but not until late 19th century this name come to denote more closely related species, characterized as crustose pyrenocarpous lichens having non-septate as- cospores. Comprehensive revisions of Verrucaria and related genera were published by Vainio (Lichenographia fennica I, 1921) and Zschacke (Rabenhorst's Krypt.-Fl., ed. 2, … Read more...

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Vězda A. (1978): Lichenes selecti exsiccati 063: 1551-1575, Editi ab Instituto Botanico Universitati,

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Hradílek Z. & Halda J. P. (2016): Mechorosty a Lišejníky NPR Špraněk. [Bryological and lichenological diversity of the nature reserve Špraněk (North Moravia, Czech Republic)], Acta Mus. Richnov. (Sect. natur.), 23(3–4): 73-100

A recent field research of the Špraněk National Nature Reserve has brought a num- ber of findings of bryophytes and lichens. In the case of lichens, this is the first list of species of this territory. The results of the field survey have supplemented previously published literature data. Altogether 126 taxa of bryophytes (18 liverworts and 108 mosses) were found in the territory. Among them, there are four species that we now consider to be threatened (Timmia bavarica, Cololejeunea rossettiana, … Read more...

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Joshi Y., Falswal A., Tripathi M. & Halda J.P. (2017): Lichenodiplis ochrolechiae, a new species of lichenicolous fungi from India, Sydowia, 69: 19–22

A new species of lichenicolous fungi, viz. Lichenodiplis ochrolechiae colonizing thallus and apothecial discs of the lichen genus Ochrolechia is described from Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka districts of India. The species is compared with other closely related species of Lichenodiplis, and a key to so far known lichenicolous fungi from India colonizing thallus and apothecial discs of Ochrolechia is also provided. Keywords: coelomycetes, lichens, secondary fungi, taxonomy. Read more...

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van den Boom P.P.G. (2015): Lichens and lichenicolous fungi from graveyards of the area of Eindhoven (the Netherlands), with the decription of two new species, Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien. Serie B, Botanik und Zoologie, 117: 245–276

This is the first survey of a long-term inventory of lichens and lichenicolous fungi of all (93) graveyards in an area of 950 km2in the surrounding of Eindhoven, in the south of the Netherlands, province Noord-Bra- bant. Two species are described as new for science. Plaeospora bemadetae and Roselliniella muralis, five species are new for the country, Cladonia cyathomorpha, Hawksworthiana pelligericola. Leccmia sordida, Physciella chloantha and Pterygiopsis neglecta and several very rare species are … Read more...

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Printzen C., Halda J.P., McCarthy J.W., Palice Z., Rodriguez-Flakus P., Thor G., Tønsberg T. & Vondrák J. (2016): Five new species of Biatora from four continents, Herzogia, 29: 566–585

Biatora australis and B. hafellneri from South America, B. pacifica from East Asia, B. radicicola from central and northern Europe and the Caucasus, and B. terrae-novae from Newfoundland are described as new to science. The phylogenetic position of four of these species is reconstructed using ITS and mrSSU sequence data. Revised identification keys for the Biatora vernalis group and Biatora species with non-septate ascospores and blue or green apothecial pigments are also provided. Key words: East … Read more...

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Vězda A. (1975): Lichenes selecti exsiccati 055: 1351-1375, Editi ab Instituto Botanico Universitati,