LICHENS AND LICHEN. PARASITES

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DODGE-LICHENS AND LICHEN PARASITE8
LITERATURE.
Aubert de la Riie, Edgar, 1929. Sur la constitution gkologique de l'ile Heard. C. R. Acad. Sci.
[Paris], 189, 129-1 31.
Aubert de la Rue, Edgar, 1930. Terres franpaises inconnues. L'Archipel des Kerguelen et les
possessions fran~aises australes. Paris, SociktE! Parisienne d7Edition., 2 port, 189 pp., illus.
Aubert de la Riie, Edgar, 1930a. Voyage d'exploration B l'fle Heard, Afrique Franpaise. Buli.
Mens. Comitk de llAfrique Franpaise. Renseignements Colon. Doc., 40, 342-355; 1 map; 7
figs.
Aubert de la Rue, Edgar, 1932. Etude gkologique et gkographique de l'archipel de Kerguelen.
Rev. Gkogr. Phys. GBol. Dynam., 5,-12224 ; pl. 1-25 ; 2 maps.
Bouly de Lesdain, Maurice, 1931. Lichens recueillis en 1930 dans les iles Kerguelen, Saint-Paul
et Amsterdam, M. Aubert dela Rue. Ann. Crypt. Exot., 4, 99-103.
Chilton, C. ed., 1909. The subantarctic islands of New Zealand. Wellington, N.Z. (For Lichens
see Vol. 2, 529-532).
Crombie, James M., 1875 [Nov.]. New lichens from Kerguelen Land. [I]. Jour. Bot. Brit. For., 13,
333-335. 11. 1876. Ibid., 14, 21-22.
Crombie, James M., 1876. Lichenes Terrae Kergueleni ; an enumeration of the lichens collected in
Kerguelen Land by the Rev. A. E. Eaton, during the Venus Transit Expedition in 1874-75.
Jour. Linn. Soc. Bot., 15,180-193.
Crombie, James M., 1877. Revision of the Kerguelen lichens collected by Dr. Hooker. Jour. Bot.
Brit. For., 15, 101- 107.
Cromhie, James M., 1877a. Contributions to the botany of H.M.S. "Challenger ". XXXIX. The
lichens of the Challenger Expedition (with a revision of those enumerated by Dr. J. Stirton in
Linn. Jour. Bot., 14, pp. 366-375). Jour. Linn. Soc. Bot., 16, 211-231.
Crombie, James M., 1879. Lichens. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., [London], 168, 46-52. [also reissued
with Observations on the botany of Kerguelen Island by J. D. Hooker., 1879. 3844.1.
Dodge, Carroll W., 1947. For 1947 read 1948 (this B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. Report).
Dodge, Carroll W. & Baker, Gladys E., 1938. The second Byrd Antarctic Expedition-Botany.
11. Lichens and lichen parasites. Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard., 25, 515-718 ; pl. 38-65.
Hoo,ker, J. D. & Taylor, Thomas, 1884. Lichenes Anhrctici; being characters and brief descriptions
of the new lichens discovered in the Southern circumpolar regions, Van Dieman's Land
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1 and New Zealand, during the Voyage of H.M. Discovery Ships, "Erebus" and "Terror".
London Jour. Bot., 3, 635-658.
Hooker, J. D., 1845. The cryptogamic botany of the Antarctic Voyage of H.M. Discovery
Ships, "Erebus" and "Terror", in the years 1839-1843 under the command of Captain Sir
James Clark Ross. London. Reeve Brothers, i-iv, 1-258, pl. 57-80 ; 151-198. [Lichens, with
Thomas Taylor, pp. 82-88 ; pl. 89 90; 213-236; pl. 195-198.1 +
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* The authorship and dates of issue of illis and the ncxt work are very puzzling. Evidently the lichens from
the voyage were forwuded to Thomas Taylor and a preliminary manu~cript returned for publication late in 1844.
The first part of the completed manuscript, also by Thomas Taylor, was clearly published in May, 1845 (see S. T.
Dunn, Jour. Bot. Brit. For., 51; 357; 1913). In the meantime-somf the duplicates were sent to Churchill
Babington, who studied them very superficially and whose comments occur in the second part. The date of issue
cf the latter part is uncertain. In the bound copy in thelibrary of the Missouri Botanical Garden, the title page
for the whole work is dated 1845 and t h cryptogams ~ are paged continuously aa if the whole was issued at once
and the text of Part I1 reissued with changed pagination (without evident change of text) when these groups
viere reached in the course of publication in 1847. On the othw hand, the signatures of Part I are numbered
A-Y, of Part TI [A]-Z, 2A-2Q, index unnumbered. The-signature [A] of Part I1 consists of a single loaf (p. 89,
90) ; perhaps it originally was a whole sheet, the other half being a title page which was discarded by the binder
when the work was bound as a single volume.