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Studies on the lichen family Thelotremataceae. 3.

Mycotaxon, 1975
Volume: 3Start Page: 173End Page ...
Mason Ellsworth Hale
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Studies on the lichen family Thelotremataceae. 4

Mycotaxon, 1978
Volume: 7Start Page: 377End Page ...
Mason Ellsworth Hale
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A Cladistic Analysis of the Genus Diploschistes (Ascomycotina, Thelotremataceae)

Bryologist, 1998
The phylogeny of the genus Diploschistes is investigated using parsimony analysis with morphological, chemical, and ecological characters. The scruposus group, including D. ocellatus, is supported as monophyletic, whereas the actinostomus group is shown to be paraphyletic.
H Thorsten Lumbsch, Anders Tehler
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Molecular data show that Topeliopsis (Ascomycota, Thelotremataceae) is polyphyletic

The Lichenologist, 2008
Abstract:A phylogenetic study using DNA sequences of the nuclear ribosomal large subunit from 38 species is used to infer the phylogeny of species currently placed in Topeliopsis. The genus is shown to be polyphyletic; monophyly of previous and current circumscriptions of the genus are rejected using two alternative hypothesis tests.
Armin MANGOLD, María P. MARTÍN, Klaus KALB, Robert LÜCKING, H. Thorsten LUMBSCH   +4 more
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Taxonomy of someDiploschistes spp. (lichenized ascomycetes,Thelotremataceae) containing gyrophoric acid

Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1989
Three species which contain both gyrophoric and lecanoric acids and possess perithecioid ascomata are recognized in the genusDiploschistes. D. badius andD. gyrophoricus are described as new, whileD. subcupreus is reduced to synonymy withD. sticticus. Two species occur in the southern hemisphere, whileD. badius is found in N. America.
H Thorsten Lumbsch, Lumbsch H Thorsten, Elix John A   +2 more
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Ingvariella, a new genus in the Thelotremataceae (lichenized Ascomycotina)

Nova Hedwigia, 1997
H Thorsten Lumbsch
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The lichen genus Diploschistes in South Africa (Thelotremataceae)

Mycotaxon, 1996
Volume: 58Start Page: 269End Page ...
R Guderley, H T Lumbsch
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New species in the lichen family Thelotremataceae from Asia (Ascomycotina)

Mycotaxon, 1989
Volume: 35Start Page: 437End Page ...
M B Nagarkar, Mason Ellsworth Hale
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A new Diploschistes species (lichenized Ascomycetes, Thelotremataceae) from India

Mycotaxon, 1990
Volume: 38Start Page: 311End Page ...
H T Lumbsch, Helmut Mayrhofer
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The lichen genus Topeliopsis in Australia and remarks on Australian Thelotremataceae

Mycotaxon, 2001
Volume: 79Start Page: 319End Page ...
Kalb, K
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