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A cyanolichen from the Lower Devonian Rhynie chert

American Journal of Botany, 1997
The 400 million‐year‐old Rhynie chert has provided a wealth of information about various types of fungal interactions that existed in this Early Devonian paleoecosystem. In this paper we report the first unequivocal evidence of a lichen symbiosis from the Rhynie chert.
T, Taylor, H, Hass, H, Kerp
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New and Additional Records of Cyanolichens from Turkey

Herzogia, 2015
Abstract: Candan, M. & Schultz, M. 2015. New and additional records of cyanolichens from Turkey. — Herzogia 28: 359–369. Seven species of the cyanolichen family Lichinaceae are recorded as new for Turkey, and additional records are presented for another seven species.
Candan, Mehmet, Schultz, Matthias
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Studies on the ultrastructure of some cyanolichen haustoria

Protoplasma, 1987
Four fruticose lichens of different genera, all belonging to the cyanolichen familyLichinaceae were studied by ultrathin sectioning and freeze-fracturing/-etching in order to see details in the structure of the photobiont-mycobiont interface. Within the haustorial region, the fibrillar sheath of the photobiont was almost absent and the thickness of the
B. B�del, E. Rhiel
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An Assessment of the Status of Cyanolichens in Nova Scotia

Evansia, 2007
Abstract. In order to provide a context for conservation strategies, the health and status of Nova Scotia's cyanolichens have been assessed using nationally established standards.
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Cyanolichens: a link between the phosphorus and nitrogen cycles in a Hawaiian montane forest

Journal of Tropical Ecology, 2011
Abstract:Low phosphorus (P) supply frequently has been shown to limit the abundance and activity of nitrogen (N)-fixing organisms, potentially constraining N inputs to ecosystems. Previous research in a montane Hawaiian forest has shown that ground-level P-fertilization led to significant increases in the population size of epiphytic N-fixing lichens ...
Jon W. Benner, Peter M. Vitousek
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Cyanolichens

Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 2002
Birgitta Bergman, Amar N. Rai
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Cyanolichens

Biodiversity and Conservation, 2015
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Cyanolichens of Papua New Guinea. 1

Nova Hedwigia, 1992
L. Hoffmann, Burkhard Büdel
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