Lichens of the Cheju Island, Republic of Korea I. The Macrolichens

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概要

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• A total of 138 macrolichen taxa representing 44 genera were collected during fieldwork on the Cheju Island, Republic of Korea in 2001. Lichen rich habitats were found on exposed lava rocks and rocky outcrops in the lowland, in subtropical forests in the lowland, on trees along roads and trees surrounding temples, in broad-leaved deciduous forests on Mt. Halla, subalpine Abies koreana forests on Mt. Halla and in the open summit area of Mt. Halla. Bryoria bicolor, Collema furfuraceum var. luzonense, C. peregrinum, Flakea papillata, Heterodermia comosa, H. subascendens, Hyperphyscia crocata, Pannaria insularis, Peltigera rufescens, P. venosa, Phaeophyscia confusa, P. spinellosa, P. squarrosa, Ramalina litoralis and Sticta wrightii are reported as new to Korea.

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著者

• Moon Kwang-hee

  Natural Science Institute Sookmyung Women's University

• KASHIWADANI Hiroyuki

  Department of Botany, National Museum of Science

• Thor Goran

  Department of Conservation Biology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

• Kim Yun-shik

  Department Of Biology College Of Science Korea University

• Thor Goran

  Department Of Conservation Biology Swedish University Of Agricultural Sciences

• Inoue Masakane

  Division of Biology, Department of Natural and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Education and Huma

• Inoue Masakane

  Division Of Biology Department Of Natural And Environmental Sciences Faculty Of Education And Human

• Kashiwadani Hiroyuki

  Department Of Botany National Museum Of Science

• Kashiwadani Hiroyuki

  Department of Botany, National Science Museum

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