JJH Katalog - Lichenological literature

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Hawksworth D.L., Hitch C.J.B. & Purvis O.W. (2001): Lichens of West Brompton Cemetery - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 18-21

The article reports on the lichen survey conducted at West Brompton Cemetery, highlighting the discovery of 55 species, some of which were newly recorded in the London area. Read more...

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Gray J. (2001): British Isles List of Lichens - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 62-65

This article presents an updated checklist of lichens found in the British Isles as of April 2001, including additions, deletions, and taxonomic changes. Read more...

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Gilbert O. & Henderson A. (2001): The Common Names of British Lichens - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 32-37

This article discusses the history and development of common names for British lichens, exploring both historical and modern naming practices. It provides guidelines for coining new names and emphasizes the importance of common names in promoting public Read more...

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Gilbert O. (2001): Small Ecological Projects Grant: The Growth and Development of Thelocarpon laureri and Cladonia humilis, and Observations on the Recovery of Cladonia pocillaria from Simulated Grazing - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 52-56

The article discusses the growth and development of several lichen species in Sheffield over a two-year period, focusing on the effects of simulated grazing and environmental factors on lichen recovery. Read more...

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Giavarini V. (2001): Widecombe-in-the-Moor: A comprehensive lichen survey - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 27-28

A detailed survey of lichen species in Widecombe-in-the-Moor, emphasizing the ecological significance and species diversity of the area. Read more...

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Dobson F.S. (2001): Substitutes for Potassium Hydroxide and Dilute Acid - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 57-58

This article discusses alternatives to potassium hydroxide and dilute acid for lichen spot tests, recommending sodium hydroxide as a substitute for potassium hydroxide and lemon juice for acid. Read more...

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Dobson F.S. (2001): The Problems and Dangers of Using Para-phenylenediamine - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 55-56

This article discusses the health risks associated with the use of para-phenylenediamine in lichenology. It highlights recent findings on its carcinogenic potential and provides cautionary advice for lichenologists using the compound in their work. Read more...

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Coppins B. (2001): Literature Pertaining to British Lichens - 29 - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 78-82

This article reviews recent literature on British lichens, including updates to checklists and taxonomic revisions. It highlights significant publications and new records important for the study and conservation of lichens in Britain. Read more...

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Chester T. (2001): A challenge renewed: Top twenty churchyards in Britain - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 27-29

Revisits and updates a previous survey of the top twenty lichen-rich churchyards in Britain, noting changes in species diversity over time. Read more...

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Bowen H. & Lambley P. (2001): Lichens in Literature: 7 - British Lichen Society Bulletin, 88: 60

This article highlights various references to lichens in literary works, emphasizing how lichens have been depicted in different contexts, from poetry to natural history, and their symbolic meanings. Read more...