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LICHENOLOGIST

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Journal Information
Journal Title
LICHENOLOGIST
Publisher
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
ISSN
0024-2829
E-ISSN
1096-1135
Database
Clarivate
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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Recent Articles
Key to <i>Heterodermia</i> ( <i>Physciaceae, Teloschistales</i> ) in Brazil, with 15 new species – ADDENDUM
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Lichen research in the omics era: a lens into the archetypal symbiosis
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From coasts to clades: <i>Trebouxia tabarcae</i> sp. nov. enhances the diversity of known lichen microalgae
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2026-9-23 Pages 1-13
Thallus growth stage affects community-wide capacity for carbon metabolism in the alpine heath lichen <i>Ochrolechia frigida</i>
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2026-9-10 Pages 1-6
<i>Scoliciosporum quajautik</i> ( <i>Ascomycota, Scoliciosporaceae</i> ), a new species from the Canadian Arctic, and the status of <i>Catillaria muscicola</i> and <i>Stereocaulon cumulatum</i> in North America
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2026-9 Vol. 58 Issue 5 Pages 187-187
LIC volume 58 issue 5 Cover and Front matter
2026-9 Vol. 58 Issue 5 Pages f1-f2
The role of pseudocyphellae and thallus traits in modulating drying rates of the lichen <i>Crocodia aurata</i> (Ach.) Link ( <i>Peltigeraceae</i> ) across a precipitation gradient in a Costa Rican tropical forest
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2026-9 Vol. 58 Issue 5 Pages 235-243
LIC volume 58 issue 5 Cover and Back matter
2026-9 Vol. 58 Issue 5 Pages b1-b2
Molecular phylogeny of <i>Sporopodium</i> ( <i>Ectolechiaceae</i> ) focusing on tropical Asia, revealing five new species
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