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Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift INNEHÅLL Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift 96(5): 209–272 (2002) ISSN 0039-646X, Uppsala 2002 Volym 96 • Häfte 5 • 2002 INNEHÅLL 96(5): 209–272 (2002) 209 Ordföranden har ordet: Sommarupplevelser 210 Ek, T, Johannesson, J, Nordén, B & Ström, B: Getlav i Sverige – långspridning eller relikt från värmetiden? (Distribution, status and ecology of Flavoparmelia caperata in Sweden) 216 Emanuelsson, E & Haglund, A: Sandbrodd, ett nytt gräs för Norden (Milium vernale – new to the Nordic countries) 223 Svenson, A: Physalis grisea – rätt namn på gyllenbär (Swedish finds of Physalis grisea) 226 Mattiasson, G: Praktnejlika i södra Sverige (Dianthus superbus in south Sweden) 233 Föreningsnytt: Årsmötet 2002 234 Karlsson, T: Nyheter i den svenska kärlväxtfloran III. Fjällgröneväxter – korgblommiga (Additions and corrections to the checklist of Swedish vascular plants III. Diapensiaceae – Asteraceae) 256 Johansson, J & Snoeijs, P: Charasomer i svenska kransalger (Charasomes in Swedish stoneworts (Characeae)) 260 Botanisk litteratur: Nordic Lichen Flora, Volume 2 261 Källman, S: Växternas betydelse för tundranentserna i norra Sibirien (The use of wild plants by the nomadic tundra nenets in northern Siberia) 271 Föreningsnytt: De Vilda Blommornas Dag: en succé! 256 Charasom 261 Vitmossa – konstig kropp – en nyttoväxt? i alg 234 Omslagsbild: Känguru- Amerikanskt blåbär äpple – nu Vaccinium corymbosum i på en tipp en skogsbacke i Munka- nära dig? Ljungby i Skåne. Foto: Åke Svensson. BTJ Tryck AB, Lund 2002 Botaniska Föreningar i Sverige Svenska Botaniska Föreningen Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift Kansli Svenska Botaniska Föreningen, Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift publicerar ori- Adress samt en kontaktperson Uddevalla botaniska förening Mossbotanik för varje förening. Ingrid Ulfhager, Skandiavägen 3B, 451 Mossornas vänner c/o Fytoteket, Uppsala universitet, Norby- ginalarbeten och översiktsartiklar om bota- 43 Uddevalla. Tel: 0522-336 52. Allmänt och kärlväxtbotanik Henrik Weibull, Blodstensvägen 13, vägen 16, SE-752 36 Uppsala. nik på svenska. I första hand trycks kortare Västergötlands botaniska förening 752 58 Uppsala. Tel: 018-50 61 59. Riksföreningar artiklar av nationellt och nordiskt intresse. Biologiska museet, Fjärde Villagatan 6, E-post: [email protected] Intendent Linda Svensson. Telefon: Svenska växtgeografiska sällskapet 504 53 Borås. Gösta Börjeson. 018-471 28 91, 0705-56 57 53. Tidskriften utkommer sex gånger om året Avdelningen för växtekologi, Tel: 036-406 11. Svamp- och lavbotanik Villavägen 14, 752 36 Uppsala. Riksföreningar Fax: 018-471 27 94. E-post: och omfattar totalt cirka 350 sidor. E-post: [email protected] Jon Ågren. Tel: 018-12 12 10 (hem), Östergötlands naturalhistoriska Sveriges mykologiska förening [email protected] Ägare Svenska Botaniska Föreningen. 018-471 28 60 (arb). förenings botanikgrupp Kerstin Bergelin, Bovetevägen 10, © Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift respektive Föreningen för Dendrologi och Bo Antberg, Hoffstedtsgatan 12, 260 40 Viken. Tel: 042-23 82 32. Hemsida www.sbf.c.se Parkvård artikelförfattare och fotograf har upp- 583 20 Linköping. Tel: 013-29 88 45. E-post: [email protected] Medlemskap (inklusive tidskriften) 275 kr Torsvikssvängen 11, 181 34 Lidingö. Dalslands botaniska förening Nordisk lichenologisk förening hovsrätterna. Publicerade fotografier kan Tel: 08-765 20 81. Fax: 08-765 60 54. Torsten Örtenblad, Eriksbyn, Pl 6686, Roland Moberg, Evolutionsmuseet, inom Sverige, 360 kr inom Norden, 430 Fytoteket, Norbyvägen 16, komma att återanvändas i tidskriften. Lokala föreningar 464 94 Mellerud. Tel: 0530-301 45. kr i övriga Europa och 495 kr i resten av Värmlands botaniska förening 752 36 Uppsala. Tel: 018-471 27 91. Lunds botaniska förening Ansvarig utgivare Ordförande i Svenska Peter Danielson, Stöpsjöhyttan, Svensk lichenologisk förening världen. Familjemedlemskap utan tidskrift Botaniska museet, Ö Vallgatan 18, 682 91 Filipstad. Tel: 0590-250 25. Håkan Sundin, Vårdhemsvägen 9, Botaniska Föreningen, Margareta Edqvist, 223 61 Lund. Henrik Johansson. 50 kr. E-post: [email protected] 860 35 Söråker. Tel: 060-404 16. Tel: 0418-66 28 73 (hem). E-post: se Svenska Botaniska Föreningen. E-post: [email protected] Styrelse [email protected] Örebro läns botaniska sällskap Ingrid Engström, Versgatan 12D, Redaktör Bengt Carlsson, c/o Fytoteket, Föreningen Blekinges flora Lokala föreningar Ordförande: Margareta Edqvist, 703 73 Örebro. Tel: 019-25 02 01. Uppsala universitet, Norbyvägen 16, Botaniska museet, Ö Vallgatan 18, Puggehatten, Skånes mykologiska Syrengatan 19, SE-571 39 Nässjö. E-post: [email protected] SE-752 36 Uppsala. Tel: 018-471 28 91, 223 61 Lund. Bengt Nilsson. förening Tel: 0380-106 29. E-post: Tel: 0456-127 48. Botaniska sällskapet i Stockholm Botaniska Museet, Ö Vallgatan 18, 223 Botaniska institutionen, Stockholms 0709-58 10 90. Fax: 018-471 27 94. Projekt Hallands flora 61 Lund. Ulf Olsson. Tel: 046-516 82. [email protected] universitet, 106 91 Stockholm. E-post: [email protected] Nils-Gustaf Nilsson, Vidablicksvägen E-post: [email protected] Lennart Karlén. Tel: 08-551 740 16. Vice ordförande: Göran Mattiasson, 25, 311 38 Falkenberg. Svampföreningen Häxringen Södra E-post: [email protected] Instruktioner till författare finns på fören- Tel: 0346-808 96. Älvsborg Lund. Tel: 046-12 99 35. Botaniska sektionen i Uppsala Föreningen Smålands flora Biologiska museet, 4:e Villagatan 6, ingens hemsida och på bakpärmens insida i Avd. för systematisk botanik, Sekreterare: Evastina Blomgren, Allan Karlsson, Liljeholmsvägen 6, 504 53 Borås. 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Birgitta Qvennerstedt Lindgren, Kassör: tag är detsamma som medlemsavgiften för Vetlanda botaniska sällskap E-post: [email protected] Lars-Åke Andersson, Sävsjövägen 23, Kvastekullavägen 16, 433 41 Partille. Olof Janson, Gävleborgs Botaniska Sällskap privatpersoner. Se vidare under medlem- 570 12 Landsbro. Tel: 0383-607 68. Tel: 031-44 22 94. Anders Delin, Kulgatan 40, Kinne- Linköpings svampklubb skap. Enstaka häften 50 kr, äldre Ölands botaniska förening 811 71 Järbo. Tel: 0290-708 21. Anna-Lena Persson. Tel: 013-21 94 40. Vedum volymer 155 kr. Vid köp av Ulla-Britt Andersson, Kummelvägen E-post: [email protected] 12, 386 92 Färjestaden. Södertälje Svampklubb Kårtorp 1, Jämtlands Botaniska Sällskap fler än 25 häften är priset Tel: 0485-332 24. E-post: Sundqvist, Römossevägen 6, 151 40 Staffan Åström, Ren 2515, SE-533 97 Götene. 30 kr styck, vid köp av fler [email protected] Södertälje. Tel: 08-551 731 97. Tel: 0511-530 16. 835 92 Krokom. Tel: 0640-131 14. än 50 är priset 25 kr styck. Gotlands botaniska förening E-post: [email protected] Uppsala Svampklubb Elsa Bohus Jensen, Irisdalsgatan 14, Anne-Marie Swartling. E-post: [email protected] Västerbottens läns botaniska Generalregister för 1967–1986 (218 621 42 Visby. Tel: 0498-21 61 92. Tel: 018-54 52 05. sidor) 60 kr. Porto tillkommer. Index för förening Övriga: Botaniska föreningen i Göteborg Box 3098, 903 03 Umeå. Bengt Sundsvalls Mykologiska Sällskap Anders Bohlin, Trollhättan 1967–2000 finns på föreningens hemsida. Botaniska institutionen, Box 461, Gunnar Jonsson. Tel: 090-570 85. Siw Muskos, Klövervägen 13, 405 30 Göteborg. Lars Arvidsson. E-post: [email protected] 864 33 Matfors. Tel: 060-240 20. Helena Gralén, Borås Beställningar av prenumerationer och Tel: 031-61 37 84. E-post: botaniska.fo E-post: [email protected] Föreningen Norrbottens flora Thomas Karlsson, Enskede [email protected] tidskrifter görs från föreningskansliet. Irma Davidsson, Tallhedsgatan 15, Härnösands svampklubb Åsa Lindgren, Stockholm Föreningen Bohusläns flora 945 32 Norrfjärden. Tel: 0911-20 01 33. Stig Norell. Tel: 0611-172 94. Kjell-Arne Olsson, Kristianstad Postgiro 48 79 11-0. Evastina Blomgren, Dalgatan 7–9, E-post: [email protected] 456 32 Kungshamn. Tel: 0523-320 22. Umeå Mykologiska Förening Staffan Åström, Krokom Tryck och distribution BTJ Tryck AB, Lund. E-post: [email protected] Gunhild Eriksson-Nyberg, Kåddis 26, 905 92 Umeå. E-post: [email protected] ORDFÖRANDEN HAR ORDET Sommarupplevelser terigen har hösten smugit sig på oss och efter denna underbara sommar är den hjärtligt välkommen. Det är inte helt fel att sitta Åi bästa fåtöljen med en bra bok, kanske en deckare, eller varför inte Västergötlands flora? Sommaren har innehållit många botaniska resor och utflykter för min del. Jag hoppas att det varit så även för er. Det började med De vilda blommornas dag som blev både välbesökt och uppskattad (se arti- kel sist i häftet). Stort tack till alla som hjälptes åt att sprida blomster- glädje och kunskap denna dag! Sedan bar det av till Skåne och årets Botanikdagar. Vi fick både
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