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Peer Review Report For: The chromosomal genome sequence of the Black Lichen, Lichina pygmaea (Lightf.) C.Agardh (Lichinales: Lichinaceae) and its associated microbial metagenome sequences [version 1; peer review: 1 approved with reservations]

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Peer Review Report For: The chromosomal genome sequence of the Black Lichen, Lichina pygmaea (Lightf.) C.Agardh (Lichinales: Lichinaceae) and its associated microbial metagenome sequences [version 1; peer review: 1 approved, 1 approved with reservations]

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Notes on cyanobacterial lichens (mostly Lichinales, Ascomycota) of the Canary Islands

Nova Hedwigia, 2007
Forty-six species and three varieties of terricolous and saxicolous, cyanobacterial lichens are mentioned from the Canary Islands. The new combination Lichinella undulata (Henssen) M.Schultz & v.d.Boom is proposed. Gonohymenia cribellifera ssp. macrocarpum is reduced to synonymy with Lichinella cribellifera. Nineteen species and three varieties are new
Matthiasvanden Schultz, Pieter P.G. Boom
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Origin and Evolution of the Lichenized Ascomycete Order Lichinales: Monophyly and Systematic Relationships Inferred from Ascus, Fruiting Body and SSU rDNA Evolution

Plant Biology, 2001
Abstract: The Lichinales are a group of lichenized ascomycetes that almost exclusively possess cyanobacteria as their primary photobiont and are hitherto separated from the Lecanorales, the major group of lichenized ascomycetes, by thallus structure, ascoma ontogeny, ascus structure and ascus function.
M. Schultz, W.‐R. Arendholz, B. Büdel
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Gyalectales, Lichinales, Peltigerales, and Pertusariales

1994
The situation in Peltigerales is rather different to that in Lecanorales as the order seems to include several distinct lines that are not closely related. The lines are very old and it is not easy to determine connections. It is doubtful if a satisfactory system in that order can be achieved now, and I would prefer to see more informal groupings ...
A. Henssen, P. M. Jørgensen
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The New Lichen family Gloeoheppiaceae and its Genera Gloeoheppia, Pseudopeltula and Gudelia (Lichinales)

The Lichenologist, 1995
Abstract Gloeoheppia is re-established as a separate taxon; the genus differs from Heppia in apothecial development and thallus structure. Gloeoheppia and the related genera Gudelia Henssen and Pseudopeltula Henssen described here are placed in the new family Gloeoheppiaceae in the Lichinales. In habit, the genera of Gloeoheppiaceae resemble species
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