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Volume 7 - Issue 2 - November 1975

Research Article

Key for the Identification of British Marine and Maritime Lichens II. Calcareous and Terricolous Species *

Some Effects of Sulphur Dioxide Flow on Lichens

The Usnea Undulata Aggregate in East Africa

Erioderma Sorediatum, A New Lichen from New Zealand

A New Species of Psoroma with Sorediate Cephalodia

The Genus Dermatocarpon in East Africa with an Overlooked Species in Britain

The Genus Gyalideopsis Vězda in Britain

Lecanora Subaurea Zahlbr., New to The British Isles

A Combined Alginate/Carbowax Method of Making Serial Sections of Lichens

Literature on Air Pollution and Lichens III *

Field and Study Notes

The Use of Lichens in Well-Dressing

Distribution Maps of Lichens in Britain

Book Reviews

The Vanishing Lichens: Their History, Biology and Importance. By H. S. David David Richardson & Charles, Abbot Newton, London and Vancouver. 9 January 1975. pp. 231, plates41, figures 27, tables 30. Price £5-25.

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Volume 7 - Issue 2 - November 1975

Research Article

Field and Study Notes

Book Reviews

Front matter

Back matter