Environmental ScienceBiology

J. Diamantopoulos, S. Pirintsos, J. Laundon, D. Vokou

1992LICHENOLOGIST

DOI: 10.1017/s0024282992000100

tlooto-Zusammenfassung

The epiphytic lichen vegetation of 21 pine stands, planted around Thessaloniki, was investigated in an attempt to relate its characteristics to SO2 pollution.

Abstract

The genus Coppinsia (lichenized Ascomycetes, Agyriaceae ) with the single species C. minutissima sp. nov. is described as new from the British Isles. This minute lichen occurs on soil and bryophytes in metal-rich habitats. It is characterized by a minute thallus, biatorine apothecia with an almost reduced but generally cupulate exciple, slightly branched and apically unthickened paraphyses, a Trapelia -type ascus, and non-septate, ovoid ascospores.

Zitationsformat

DIAMANTOPOULOS, J., et al. The epiphytic lichens around thessaloniki (greece) as indicators of sulphur dioxide pollution. LICHENOLOGIST, 1992, 24: 63–71.