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Biodiversity and Ecology of Fungi, Lichens, and Mosses

Biosystematics and Ecology Series 34

Biodiversity and Ecology of Fungi, Lichens, and Mosses

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ISBN-13	978-3-7001-8219-1
ISBN-13 Online	978-3-7001-8310-5
Subject Area	Biological Sciences
Quality review	refereed - online - print

Preface

page 1

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Foreword

page 6

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Contents

page 7

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Hannes Hertel

Josef POELT – on his personality and his footprints in the history of lichenology

page 1

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Franz Oberwinkler

How to understand cryptogams? The development of research methods and their impact on the knowledge of cryptogams – A tribute to Josef POELT

page 101

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Peter Döbbeler

Hypocrealean hyperepiphyllous ascomycetes

page 187

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Josef Hafellner

Focus on lichenicolous fungi: Diversity and taxonomy under the principle “one fungus – one name”

page 227

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Reinhard Berndt

The Pucciniosiraceae: Taxonomy of a polyphyletic family of the rust fungi (Uredinales)

page 245

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Peter Zwetko† - Paul Blanz

Distinctiveness of aecia and aeciospores in rust fungi on conifers

page 271

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Paul Blanz - Peter Zwetko†

Remarks on species concepts in European Florae of rust fungi

page 289

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Dominik Begerow - Martin Kemler

Phylogeny, biogeography and host specificity of smut fungi

page 311

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Chee-Jen Chen

Phylogeny of Tremella and cultiviation of T. fuciformis in Taiwan

page 331

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Zhu L. Yang - Qing Cai - Yang Yang Cui

Phylogeny, diversity and morphological evolution of Amanitaceae

page 359

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Franz Oberwinkler - Robert Bauer †

Ultrastructure in basidiomycetes – requirement for function

page 381

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Dirk Hoffmeister

Fungal natural products – organismal diversity, seen from the (bio)chemical angle

page 419

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Ingeborg Haug

Mycorrhizas in the tropical montane forest of South Ecuador

page 429

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Roland Kirschner

Fungi on the leaf – a contribution towards a review of phyllosphere microbiology from the mycological perspective

page 433

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Ewald Langer

Aphyllophorales: Indicators of nature value and habitat formers

page 449

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Gitta Jutta Langer

Current forest pathogenic fungi in Northwest Germany

page 459

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Meike Piepenbring - Hermine Lotz-Winter - Tina Antje Hofmann

Incentives and challenges for mycologists in the tropics

page 481

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Andreas Bresinsky

Heading towards a survey of fungi in Bavaria – Josef POELT’s contribution to achieving substantial progress

page 515

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Martin Grube

The lichen thallus as a microbial habitat

page 529

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Rosemarie Honegger

Fossil lichens from the Lower Devonian and their bacterial and fungal epi- and endobionts

page 547

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Volkmar Wirth - Ulf Schiefelbein - Birgit Litterski

The lichen flora of Germany - regional differences and biogeographical aspects

page 565

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Peter Othmar Bilovitz - Helmut Mayrhofer

Towards a checklist of the lichens of the Alps

page 589

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Walter Obermayer

A contribution to the knowledge on the lichenological exploration of the greater Tibetan region with a special focus on the impact of Austrian scientists or explorers

page 597

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Pier Luigi Nimis

The “Golden Period” of Italian lichenology and its importance in modern times

page 659

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Martin Nebel - Anna K. Beike

How molecular phylogenetics improve our understanding of bryophyte evolution, morphology and ecology – a tribute to the mossy side of Josef POELT

page 673

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Index

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