Fascinating Lichens of Sri Lanka

180 Fascinating Lichens of Sri Lanka
Bibliography and Resources
The resources below are listed by author. Some have direct relevance to the study of Sri
Lankan lichens and others are more general references. These are more recent references
and are far from a complete list.
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