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Liehen pen|ona,fuA The name on the infund ibulis " . Lichen nanuLoatys SrJa)Ltz 17 8I : I 47 . Janaica. = Stereocaulon ramuLosum /^ \ - (Sw. ) Raeuschel. Frobably iso-t See also Lamb (t977 ) . Lielte-n danaeconni.s SrwLtz 1788:146. Jamaica. = Sticta daqaec.qrnfs ( Sr. ) Aci:. Probably iso-ty Lichen Iaciwintys SrwLtz 17 88 : I 47. Ja,maica. = Sticta laciniata (sr. ) Ach. Pl9bablv iso-tvpe. Liclten llnvicatu 9Anlltz 17 88 :147 , Dominica. = Teloschistes fl-avicans (Sr. ) Uo:m. Sterj-le. Not type material. The present specimen orj-ginates from Doroinica and not Jamaica as stated in the protologue. See also A1rnborn' ( 1 989 ) " 166 Jaecq. Jamaica. = Pa:motrema perforata (.lacq. ) Mass. speeimen by Swartz has later been changed to "L. Lichen tomentoawb gntttz 1788:147. Jarnai-ca. = Siicta tomentosa Ach. Probablv iso-t (sr.) I am indebted to FiI. Lic. Bo Peterson, fo:mer Curator at the Botanical Museum at Giiteborg and to Fil. I(and. Ivlarie Lind.strcin, G
167 Lamb, I. M- 1977 z A' conspectus of the l-ichen genus Stereocaulon (Schreb. ) Iloffm. - :1)1_ii5. lindeberg' c..l- .BBB: 2!-irs berdttelse frin den botaniska afdelningen af Gbteborgs Museum. In: G6teborgs Musei tjugoferntrs_berdttelse: I tv- | | z. uo.leDors- Swariz, O.P. ITSB: iova eenera er species pfantarur Holmiae, Upsaliae & Aboae. Graphis Scripta 2z 167, 1989. Xanthoria elegans spreadinq in Derunark. Ulrik_Sdchting, Institut for Sporeplant?r, 1tr. Farirnagsgade 2D, DK-1353 Kobenhavn K. xanthoria elegans, a Lichen cornmon on eutrophicated, calcareous rock in most of Europe, !,ras reported in 19gg frorn Jutland bv Al"strup et a1.. In the spring 1989 it was also found i; abundance on asbestos roofs in HvaIsO and on mortar at RisO, both in central Sea1and.. Mortar has been in use fo! centuries, and asbestos was already introduced in Denmark in 1,929. candelariella med.ians anq Caloplaca teicholyta, tvro other species of artificial, calcareous substrates was recorded several years ago (Christiansen et aI. L979). Why bas X. elegans n6t arrived earlj.er from the Elb area of northern Germany, where it has occurred for many years (Erichsen 1952)? It rnay have spread more sLowly to artificial substrates in Denmark, because its only means of dispersal are ascospores. Another explanation that it is is a more nitrogen demanding species than the others. Only during the last decades, when a harked increase in the nitrogen deposition has taken place, have the calcareous substrates become suffi-cientry eutrophicated for x. eregans occur. rt to may thus be regarded as an indicator of ai_rborne nj.trogen deposition. _ xantoria elegans was also recently reported from concrete at the Faroe Islands (Alstrup & Alstnip Ltgg), but has not been reported from the southern part of sweden (santesson 1gg4). Here it may, however, also be expected to colonize. titerature: AJ.strup, V. & K. Al-strup. 1989- Epiphytic lichens. In: A. H6j9aard, J. J6hansen & S. odum (eds.). A century of tree-planting in th" f"ro" Islands: I57-764- - , s- svane & u.. sochting. 1988. Notes on the lichen frora of Denmark rr - Graphis Scripta'2: 72-j7 . christiansen, !1. s., K. Ranker, F. Rose and ulrik sochting. 1979- Additions to the Danish lichen flora. - Bot. Tidssk!. ?4r 89-115. Erichsen, C. F. E. 195?. Flechtenflora von Norilwestdeutschlandl. Santesson, R. 1984. The lichens of Sweden and Norwav.
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