Katalog - Lichenological literature

38549

Westberg M. & Hammarström O. (2021): Vit knagglav Thalloidima candidum - ett återbesök, Lavbulletinen, 2-2021: 48–51

38548

Westberg M., Kinnerbäck K.S., Dahlberg T., Svensson M. & Ekman S. (2021): Örtlav, Lobaria virens, i Fiby urskog, Lavbulletinen, 1-2021: 41–43

38547

Hammarström O. & Westberg M. (2021): SLFs exkursion till västra Jämtland 6–9 augusti 2020, Lavbulletinen, 1-2021: 30–40

38546

Thor G. (2021): Dynlavar, Micarea, på granbark, Lavbulletinen, 1-2021: 23–29

[in Swedish] The genus Micarea has in the last decade increased in number of species and the lack of comprehensive keys has until recently made it difficult to identify the species. An attempt is made to facilitate the identification of species that grow on spruce. At the same time, most of the species are reported as new for Lule Lapland and/or Norrbotten. Read more...

38545

Hägström M. (2021): Intressant fynd av svart trådöga Byssoloma subdiscordans, Lavbulletinen, 1-2021: 20–22

38544

Arvidsson L., Hammarström O. & Appelqvist T. (2021): Epifytiska lavar i Göteborgs Botaniska Trädgård – en återinventering, Lavbulletinen, 1-2021: 4–19

[in Swedish] The authors have inventoried the epiphytic lichen flora in Gothenburg's Botanical Garden and the results show major changes compared with previous inventories in the 1950s and 1970s. After being negatively affected by air pollution in the past, the lichen flora is now recovering. The results also suggest that changes in the lichen flora may have been influenced by climate change. Read more...

38543

Hägström M. & Isaksson R. (2020): Exkursionsrapport, SLF till Eksjö våren 2020, Lavbulletinen, 2-2020: 71–75

38542

Larsson F. (2020): Urnlav Tholurna dissimilis funnen på ledkryss i västra Jämtland, Lavbulletinen, 2-2020: 67–70

38541

Larsson F. (2020): Klot-tegellav Psora globifera återfunnen i Jämtland efter 102 år, Lavbulletinen, 2-2020: 63–66

38540

Westberg M. & von Hirschheydt G. (2020): Kuddgelélav återfunnen i Jämtland efter 107 år, Lavbulletinen, 2-2020: 60–62

Gabura fasciculare rediscovered in Jämtland (Sweden) after more than 100 years. Read more...