Biomonitoring, Ecology and Systematics of Lichens: Recognizing the Lichenological Legacy of Thomas H. Nash III on his 65th Birthday

Series: BIBLIOTHECA LICHENOLOGICA 106
Edited by Scott T Bates et al
442 pages, 16 colour plates, 102 b/w photos, illustrations and maps, 33 tables.
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This volume contains 33 peer-reviewed contributions by 70 authors, many leaders in their field, and is wide-ranging in its taxonomic scope. A total of
38 new taxa (35 species, 2 genera, 1 family) are described, including 8 honorific names for Tom Nash in recognition of his lichenological legacy.
Taxonomic treatments cover regions throughout the world, including coastal Chile (Niebla, Sclerophyton), Iles Kerguelen (Aspiciliopsis, Placopsis),
the Sonoran Desert (Roccella), the Southern Hemisphere (Buellia subalbula-group), Thailand (Malmidea), and the West Indies (Phyllopsora). Molecular
phylogenetic analyses are also integrated in 7 studies and 8 include taxonomic keys. Lichens and lichenicolous fungi from over 30 genera are covered.
The volume, dedicated to Thomas H. Nash III on the occasion of his 65th birthday, also offers analyses and thought provoking discussion related to aspects of lichen ecology and the use of lichens in biomonitoring, and a biography and bibliography spanning the career of T.H. Nash III are also included.
The volume, dedicated to Thomas H. Nash III on the occasion of his 65th birthday, also offers analyses and thought provoking discussion related to aspects of lichen ecology and the use of lichens in biomonitoring, and a biography and bibliography spanning the career of T.H. Nash III are also included.
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