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The Lichens of Italy – a Second Annotated Catalogue The lichens of Italy – A second annotated catalogue Appello ai lichenologi italiani Prevedo di mandare in stampa la seconda versione annotata della Checklist dei Licheni d’Italia entro la prima metà del 2016. Di seguito trovate la lista dei 1188 lavori pubblicati dal 1993 ad oggi che sono riuscito a ‘digerire’ sino ad ora. Vi pregherei di confrontare questa lista con quella dei vostri lavori pubblicati dopo il 1993. Se trovate qualche lavoro non compreso nella lista che citi almeno una specie (anche comune) per l’Italia, vi sarei grato se poteste inviarmi il relativo pdf entro il 31 dicembre 2015 (se prima ancora meglio). grazie in anticipo! Pier Luigi Nimis Abramini V., Chiappetta D., Valcuvia-Passadore M. - 2008 - La flora lichenica della Valle del Lesina (Sondrio). - Not. Soc. Lich. Ital., 21: 25. 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Amo G., Burgaz A.R. - 2004 - Sclerophora peronella new to the Iberian Peninsula. - Lichenologist, 36, 3-4: 265-267. Anderi P., Baldi D., Bortolas D. - 2005 - Bioindicazione della qualità dell’aria mediante l’uso di licheni epifiti. - Agenda 21 Laghi, 39 pp. Andersen H. L., Ekman S. - 2005 - Disintegration of the Micareaceae (lichenized Ascomycota): a molecular phylogeny based on mitochondrial rDNA sequences . - Mycol. Res., 109: 21-30. Aprile G.G., Garofalo R., Cocca M.A., Ricciardi M. - 2002 - The Somma-Vesuvius volcanic complex lichen flora (Naples). - Allionia, 38 (“2001”): 195-205. Aprile G.G., Garofalo R., Cocca M.A., Ricciardi M. - 2003 - I licheni dei Monti del Partenio (Appennino Campano) - Allionia, 39: 77-86. Aprile G.G., Garofalo R., Cocca M.A., Ricciardi M. - 2003b - I licheni del Matese (Appennino molisano-campano). - Allionia, 39: 87-109. 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