Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Roux C. & Jalla J.–L. (2025): Hommage à Serge Poumarat (1955–2025), Bulletin de la Société Linnéenne de Provence, 76: 5–9

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Roux C., Aïtelli M. & Méric J.-C. (2025): Lichénologie dans le massif de la Sainte–Baume (83), le 16 novembre 2024, Bulletin de la Société Linnéenne de Provence, 76: 40–53

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Sharifi M., Mehregan I., Sohrabi M., Larijani K. & Sipman H. (2025): Correlation of Ramalina farinacea chemotypes with ecological factors in Iran using LC-ESI-MS/MS, Eco-phytochemical Journal of Medicinal Plants, 13(1): 1–16

[in Persian with English abstract: ] This study aimed to identify specific phytochemical properties associated with five distinct lichen ecotypes of Ramalina farinacea from different regions in Iran: Golestan (Kordkooy, Gorgan), Mazandaran (Farim and Galugah), and Semnan (Shahrud, Kalpush region). In order to determine intraspecific chemotype diversity, qualitative differences in chemical profiles were investigated using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-ESI/MS/MS). The following … Read more...

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Roux C., Brien Y., Poumarat S. & Archambaux P. (2025): Le groupe de Psora gresinonis (Ascomycota, Psoraceae), avec description de deux espèces nouvelles, Bulletin de la Société Linnéenne de Provence, 76: 109–123

[in French with additional Esperanto and English abstract: ] Detailed description of Psora gresinonis s.s. (proxilittoral in the Mediterranean region) and two new related species, P. bellilensis Brien and Cl. Roux sp. nov. (proxilittoral, at Belle–Île, southern Brittany) and P. cravenis Cl. Roux and Poumarat sp. nov. (proxilittoral or not in Provence and Languedoc, at the mesomediterranean zone). Identification key for these three species and for P. vallesiaca which had previously been confused … Read more...

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Roux C., Magain N., Poumarat S., Archambaux P. & Uriac P. (2025): Leprocaulon pseudocalcicola Cl. Roux et Magain sp. nov. (Ascomycota, Leprocaulaceae), Bulletin de la Société Linnéenne de Provence, 76: 125–131

[in French with additional abstract in Esperanto and English: ] Morpho–anatomical description and chemistry of Leprocaulon pseudocalcicola Cl. Roux et Magain sp. nov., close to but distinct from L. calcicola. Phylogenetic tree of the Leprocaulon known worldwide, based on the ITS and mtSSU loci. Key to the determination of the Leprocaulon of Europe. Read more...

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Randlane T. & Saag A. (2025): In memoriam: JÜRI MARTIN (29.09.1940–21.01.2025), Folia Cryptogamica Estonica, 62: 77–78

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Marmor-Ohtla L., Jüriado I., Liiv S., Martin L., Oja E., Suija A. & Randlane T. (2025): New and noteworthy records of lichenized, lichenicolous and allied fungi from Estonia, Folia Cryptogamica Estonica, 62: 51–58

Herewith, we continue to upgrade the Estonian checklist of lichenized, lichenicolous and allied fungi, and report 14 fungal species new for Estonia, nine of them lichenized (Absconditella pauxilla, Aquacidia trachona, Arthonia helvola, A. reniformis, Lecidea fuliginosa, Lempholemma chalazanum, Lepraria membranacea, Phaeophyscia hirsuta and Trapelia elacista), and four lichenicolous (Bryostigma phaeophyciae, Endococcus verrucosus, Everniicola flexispora and Tetramelas pulverulentus), while Melaspilea … Read more...

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Vega M., Campoverde F., Jimbicti D., Benítez Á., Soria S., Sarango C., Calle-Moran M., Rojas M. & Romero V. (2025): Filling the knowledge gaps: corticolous lichen diversity in the Ecuadorian Amazon, Acta Amazonica, 55: e55bc25002 [5 p.]

While lichens are vital for ecosystem processes and serve as useful bioindicators, lichen diversity remains understudied, particularly in southern Ecuador. Here, we report the first inventory of corticolous (on tree bark) lichens in the Pachicutza watershed, Zamora-Chinchipe, Ecuador, in the Amazonian region. We conducted a random survey across the understory of the forest, without predefined sampling units (40 trees were sampled within a 2500 m² area). A total of 30 lichen species from … Read more...

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Naheed M., Iqbal M.I. & Afshan N.S. (2025): Morpho-anatomical and phylogenetic characterization of Tetramelas chloroleucus, a new record for Pakistan, Biology Bulletin, 52: 250 [5 p.]

During fungal surveys in 2023, a lichen species known as Tetramelas chloroleucus (Körb.) A. Nordin growing on tree bark was found in Raikot and Fairy Meadows, District Diamer, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. The morpho-anatomical, chemical, molecular and phylogenetic analyses were carried out to clarify the placement of this species as a new record for Pakistan. It is a new generic record that is characterized by its whitish gray to creamy, rimose thallus, having calliospora-type spores and spermatia … Read more...

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Mitchell R.J., Albon S.D., Bellamy P.E., Cameron C., Cocks L., Ellis C.J., Hodgetts N.G., Johnstone C., Nichols C., Stockan J.A. & Taylor A.F.S. (2026): Pining for diversity: Does greater tree species diversity enhance the resilience of associated biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in Pinus sylvestris forests?, Forest Ecology and Management, 600: 123312 [13 p.]

Pinus sylvestris is widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere. In the UK it forms the dominant tree in native pine forests and is the only native conifer of economic significance. P. sylvestris is threatened by a range of diseases and climate change. We assess if tree species diversification will provide resilience for P. sylvestris-associated biodiversity and how diversification would alter ecosystem functioning related to decomposition rates and nutrient cycling. Collating existing records, … Read more...