The Lichen Genus Cetrelia In Belarus: Distribution, Ecology And Conservation

2015/02/02 by Pavel Bely, Vladimir Golubkov, Andrei Tsurykau +1 · 14 citations
Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Mathematics · #Lichen and fungal ecology #Botany and Plant Ecology Studies #Bryophyte Studies and Records #Conservation status #Lichen #Ecology #Genus #Distribution (mathematics) #Geography #Biology #Zoology #Habitat #Mathematics

paper · pdf · doi:10.2478/botlit-2014-0010

published in Botanica Lithuanica 20(2), 69-76 (De Gruyter Open)

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Abstract

Abstract Two hundred and ten specimens of Cetrelia collected in Belarus in 1954-2012 were examined based on morphological and chemical characters. Three closely related species of Cetrelia (C. cetrarioides, C. monachorum and C. olivetorum) were identified in this study. The ecological notes and distribution maps of the detected species in Belarus were provided and their conservation status was discussed.

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• Cetrelia [wikipedia]