New cryptogamic records. 6

Czernyadjeva, I. V.; Ahtı, Teuvo; Boldina, Olga N.; Chesnokov, S. V.; Давыдов, Evgeny A.; Doroshina, G. Ya.; Fedosov, Vladimir E.; Khetagurov, Kh. M.; Konoreva, L. A.; Kotkova, V. M.; Kuzmina, E. Yu.; Lavrentiev, M. V.; Liksakova, N. S.; Nikolayev, I. A.; Popova, N. M.; Сафронова, Т. В.; Shadrina, S. N.; Yakovchenko, Lidia

doi:10.31111/nsnr/2020.54.2.537

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“…Knowledge on the lichens of Horsnund, Bockfjorden, Sørkapp Land, Edgeøya and several other parts of Svalbard was supplemented successively by: Hafellner (1982), Elvebakk (1984a), Nimis (1985), Olech (1987, Olech and Alstrup (1989), Aptroot and Alstrup (1991), Elvebakk and Tønsberg (1992), Schuhwerk (1992), Øvstedal et al (2009), Redchenko et al (2010), Konoreva (2011), Singh and Ravindra (2013), , , Wietrzyk et al (2016Wietrzyk et al ( , 2017, , Chesnokov (2018, 2021), , , , and Czernyadjeva et al (2020). Finally, Øvstedal et al (2009) reported 742 species from Svalbard, but only 34 species from Barentsøya.…”

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Polish Polar Research

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Chesnokov

2021

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This paper contributes to the studies on the lichen diversity of Barentsøya. It covers 211 species, of which four (Buellia schaereri, Myriolecis zosterae var. palanderi, Rhizocarpon furfurosum, R. leptolepis) are reported for the first time for the Svalbard archipelago. Additionally, 84 of the species are reported for the first time for Barentsøya. Our study includes 2 subspecies as well, both new for Barentsøya. Thirty-six species (16.8% among the identified species) are rare in Svalbard, whereas more than two thirds (70.1% from identified in the Barentsøya) are relatively widespread species in Svalbard and the Arctic.

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