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Some foliicolous lichens 1n Xishuangbanna, China

1991
Abstract Twenty species of foliicolous lichens from 12 genera in 10 families, collected in October 1980 from Xishuangbanna are reported in the present paper. Amongst them seven foliicolous genera, Asterothyrium, Byssolecania, Dimerella, Fellhanera, Gyalectidium, Opegrapha, and Tricho thelium, and 15 species including one variety are ...
J C Wei, Y M Jiang
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Three Foliicolous Lichens New to the United States

The Bryologist, 1986
Arthonia palmulacea, Calenia aspidotum, and Sporopodium phyllocharis are re- ported new to the United States, all in Florida. The presence of Lopadium fuscum in the United States is confirmed. Santesson (1952), in his monograph of the obli- gately foliicolous lichens of the world, recorded eleven species from the continental United States.
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Bibliography of foliicolous lichenized fungi, 1952–2013

Acta Botanica Hungarica, 2014
The bibliography of foliicolous lichenised fungi is compiled, listing publications of the last 60 years following Santesson’s world monograph on the foliicolous lichens. It consists of 708 scientific papers, journal publications, books, posters, exsiccates, dissertation manuscripts.
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New taxa of foliicolous lichens from eastern India

The Lichenologist, 2008
Abstract:Two new species, Mazosia lueckingii Kr. P. Singh & Pinokiyo and Sporopodium awasthianum Kr. P. Singh & Pinokiyo and a new variety, Aspidothelium scutellicarpum R. Lücking var. indicum Kr. P. Singh & Pinokiyo, are described.
Krishna Pal SINGH, Athokpam PINOKIYO
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Foliicolous Lichens of the Usambara Mountains, Tanzania I

The Lichenologist, 1987
AbstractRich collections of foliicolous lichens were made, especially from submontane and montane areas, in the Usambara Mountains of Tanzania during the Usambara Rain Forest Research Project expeditions in 1982, 1984 and 1985. An enumeration of the identified species is provided together with taxonomic, ecological and geographical notes.
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New foliicolous lichens from New Zealand 1

Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1995
Three species and one genus of theTrichotheliaceae are described as new and illustrated.Polycornum rubrofuscum gen. and sp. nov. is related to the generaPorina andTrichothelium, but differs in having complex horn-like appendages growing from the entire surface of its perithecia, giving them a tomentose appearance.Trichothelium rubellum is characterized
William M. Malcolm, Antonín Vězda
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New foliicolous lichens from New Zealand 3

Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1996
Podotara gen. nov. (incertae sedis) is described. It is based on the foliicolous taxonP. pilophoriformis sp.nov., which is described and illustrated. Characteristic of the new genus and species are globose and stipitate apothecia and 3-septate, hyaline, thin-walled ascospores with annular thickening of the septa.Scoliciosporum lividum sp.
William M. Malcolm, Antonín Vězda
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Foliicolous lichens from the Palni and Nilgiri Hills, India

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1972
The paper deals with 29 species of the foliicolous lichens from the Palni and Nilgiri Hills in peninsular India. Two genera—Tapellaria andByssolecania and 17 species are reported from India for the first time. Short descriptions and/or diagnostic characters are provided for each.
Dharani Dhar Awasthi, Krishna Pal Singh
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New foliicolous lichens from New Zealand 2

Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1995
Two new species of foliicolous lichens from New Zealand are described and illustrated. The most characteristic trait ofDimerella flava sp. nov. (Gyalectaceae) is its pale yellow tubular pycnidia, which clothe the algal-containing thallus on the upper surface of leaves and sometimes also on thin twigs.Porinula setifera sp. nov.
William M. Malcolm, Antonín Vězda
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Foliicolous Lichens in the Black Forest, Southwest-Germany

We report the unexpected discovery of foliicolous lichen communities at several localities in the Black Forest, south-western Germany, with a total of seven truly or facultatively foliicolous taxa: Bacidina chloroticula, Fellhanera bouteillei, F. subtilis, F.
Lücking, Robert, Wirth, Volkmar, Ahrens, Matthias   +2 more
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