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116 Gdran Thor GRAPHTS SCRTPTA s (19e3) SV kyrkogflrden (bl. a. tve mycket gamla Quercus robur). 1.0. Brahekyrkan, alt. L10 m, 58"02'N, L4"ZI,E, 27 september 1992. AdellOvtrad och en stenmur tiickt med jord. 11.500 m O Brahekyrkan, Visingsborgs slottsruin vid Vitterns strand, alt. 90 - 95 m, 58o02'N, I4o2l'8, 27 september LgZ. Oppen grismark och ruin. Nigra Quercus robur vid vigen. 12. Ca 750 m SV Brahekyrkan, i n6rheten av stigen till ett stort exemplar av Abies alba O v6gen, alt. 1L0 m, 58"02'N, 14"21'8,27 september 1992. Skog d?ir Quercus robur och Fagus sylvatica dominerar. 13. Ca 1.,5 km SV Brahekyrkan, i nirheten av stigen till ett stort exemplar av Pinus strobus Y viigen, alt. LL5 m, 58'02'N, l4"Zl'F., 27 september 1992. Skog ddr Fagus sy/- vatica dominerar. 14. Ca L,5 km ONO Kumlaby kyrka, domarring vid stranden av V6ttern (sannolikt iir detta det stiille som tidigare kallades Pavola Malm) vid bithus och brygga, alt. 90 m, 58"04'N. 14"22'8, 27 september I99L. Urbergsblock (granit) i 6ppen grlsmark och en dod Sorbus aucuparia. 15. Kumlaby samhfllle, alt. IZ0 m, 58"03'N. 14"20'E, 27 september 1992. En gammal Fracinus excelsi,or3 m Vvlgen. 16. Rokinge bithus 2,2 km VNV Brahekyrkan, alt. 90 m, 58'02'N, l4"lg'F,, 27 september 1992. B6thus och Populus tremula i nirheten. Tack Utan kompletteringar frin Ovriga deltagare pe exkursionen hade den hiir listan inte blivit av och ett mycket varmt tack riktas dtirf6r tilt dessa personer. R. Santesson har sta[t sitt opublicerade material frfrn sin exkursion 1968 till forfogande och bestimt/konfirmerat flera insamlingar. U. Arup och S. Ekman har bestdmt Candelariella efflorescens. G. Carlin har bestiimt/konfirmerat ett flertal av de Cladonia- och Peltigera kollekter som G. Thor insamlat. R. Moberg har llmnat uppgifter om Phaeophyscia, Physcia och Physconia samt konfirmerat Phaeophyscia endophoenbi^a. L. Tibell konfirmerade Cyphelium notarisii. A. Nordin har ltimnat synpunkter pA texten. Referenser Arup, IJ. & Ekman, S. l99L: l^avfloran pt Hallands V5der6. Svensk Bot. Tifukr. 85: 263-309. Arup, U. & Ekman, S. L992: Nyheter i sfira Sveriges lavflora. Graphis Scipta 4: 81- 86. DegeliuS, G. L954: The lichen genus Collema in Europe. Morphology, taxonomy, ecology. Symb. Bot. Up* 13(2). Magnusson, A. H. 1937: New or othenvise interesting lichens. 9. Bot. Notiser 1937: 124-L40. Magnusson, A. H. 1956: A second supplement to the monograph of Acarospora with keys. Goteborys lfungl. Vetenskaps- och Vitterhets- Samhiilles Handlingar 6(ser. B) band 6(17): l-34. Moberg, R. 1977: The lichen genus Physcia and allied genera in Fennoscandia. Symb. Bot. Upsal. 22:1. Nordin, I. 1968: lavsliiktet Caloplaca, sektionen Gasparrinia pi Stora Karls6. /; Stora Karlso 1968 sid. 9-34. Visby. Santesson, R. 1984: The lichens of Sweden and Nonvay. Stockholm & Uppsala. Naturhistoriska riksmuseet. Zetterstedt, J. E. 1878: Vegetationen p& Visingso. Bih. Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Al(dd. Han(. 5(7):1-86. . Agren, A. l99l: Nya lavar f6r Hdlsingland. Var 9Q): 17-20.
Sten Ahlner (1905-1991): in memoriam GUNNAR DEGELIUS Degelius, G. 193: Sten Ahlner (1905-1991): in memoriam. Graphis Scripta 5: 1L7-120. Stockholm. ISSN 0901-7593. Docent Sten Ahlner (1905-1991), Uppsala, Was author of many papers on Nordic lichens, e.g. the doctoral dissertation on some species on coniferous trees, their distribution (with maps), ecology and immigration (1948). He made many interesting discoveries, including some species new to Europe. His rich collections are incorporated in S. Gunnar Degelius, Askims liittegrytsvtig 3, 5-436 00 Askim, Sweden. On January 12th L991, Sten Ahlner died in Uppsala, aged 85 years; he was senior curator and docent. He had been frail in health during his last years (hip-disease and trouble with the heart). With his death we have lost an appreciated lichenological colleague. Sten Gustaf Edvard Ahlner was born on September 18th L905, in Giivle, the same town as Acharius. He was the son of Oscar Ahlner, teacher at a deaf and dumb-school, and his wife Anna, nde Karlsson, also a teacher. After matriculation (with high marks) in his native town in 1924, he enrolled as a student at Uppsala University where he graduated: Fil. Mag.in 1930 (botany, zoology, geography) and Fil. Lic. in 1936 (plant biology). In L948, on May 26th, he defended a doctor's dissertation and was appointed docent in plant biology the same year. In 1950-71he was in active service at the Botanical section of the Museum of Natural History (Naturhistoriska riksmuseet) in Stockholm, and from 1955 also docent in botany at Stockholm University. Between L952 and 1969 he was the editor of the periodical Svensk Botanisk Tidskift, and owing to this work he was designated as an honorary member of the Swedish Botanical Society (Svenska Botaniska F6reningen). He was also a corresponding member of the Societas Tnolo gica - B otanica Fennica Vanamo. His nearest relatives are his wife Astrid, n6e Hammarberg, and two children from a previous marriage. His last resting place is situated in the old cemetery in Uppsala. Interested in botany, also lichens, already as a schoolboy, Sten dedicated himself to this science after the Fil. Mag.-degree, and went to the Institution of Plant Biology (now called Department of Ecological Botany, "Vdxtbio") in Uppsala, the head of which was. the legendary Professor Rutger Sernander, the founder of lichen-ecological research in Sweden. Some years later Prof. Sernander retired and was followed by Professor G. Einar Du Rietz, many-sided botanist as his predecessor, also lichenologist, and a teacher capable of arousing the highest enthusiasm in his pupils. Lichen research was at this time - and also in the future of major importance in the research activities of the institution, and also several other young scientists became devoted to this branch of cryptogamy.* Torsten Has- * This is almost entirely neglected by Thomas Soderqvist in his dissertation The Ecologists. From Merry Naturalists to Saviours of the
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