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Volume 22 - January 1990

Contents

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Book Reviews

Meeting Report

Research Article

  • New Ramalina Species From Porto Santo, Madeira

  • Hildur Krog
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2007, pp. 241-247

  • Ramalina erosa Krog, R. jamesii Krog, R. portosantana Krog, and R. timdaliana Krog are described as new from Porto Santo, Madeira. All four species are saxicolous and occur at or below c. 500 m alt. They are believed to belong in the Macaronesian endemic element.

Short Communications

Book Reviews

Research Article

Short Communications

Book Reviews

Research Article

  • Thermutopsis Jamesii L, A New Member of the Lichinaceae From Antigua

  • Aino Henssen
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2007, pp. 253-259

  • Thermutopsis jamesii Henssen gen. et sp. nov. (Lichinaceae) is described from calcareous rocks in Antigua. The new species resembles in habit Thermutis velutina but differs in the internal stucture and development of thallus and fructifications. The cyanobiont is a poorly lichenized species of Tolypothrix; the fructifications arise within the the gelatinous sheath of the algal filaments. The ascocarps are thallinocarps of a special type; the hymenium stains deep blue in iodine; young paraphyses are thick and richly branched; the prototunicate, non-amyloid asci contain 8 simple, colourless spores. The pycnidia are ellipsoid, producing small rod-shaped, acrogenous conidia.

Book Reviews

Research Article

  • New Species of Cladonia From Tropical South America

  • Teuvo Ahti
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2007, pp. 261-268

  • Cladonia friabilis Ahti (type from Bahia, Brazil), C. pulviniformis Ahti (type from Bolivar, Venezuela), C. sufflata Ahti (type from Bolivar, Venezuela), and C. variegata Ahti (type from Bolivar, Venezuela) are described as new. Their major secondary metabolites are reported.

Book Reviews

Research Article

Book Reviews

Research Article

Book Reviews

Front matter

  • LIC volume 22 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2007, pp. f1-f2
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Research Article

  • The Genus Pertusaria in Tasmanian Rainforests

  • Gintaras Kantvilas
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 March 2007, pp. 289-300

  • The genus Pertusaria is a conspicuous component of the Tasmanian rainforest lichen flora and is represented by five species: P. gibberosa Müll.Arg., P. gymnospora sp. nov., P. jamesii sp. nov., P. novaezelandiae Szatala and P. truncata Krempelh. Pertusaria nothofagi Zahlbr. is added to the synonymy of P. truncata. Descriptive, ecological and distributional data for each species are provided.

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