Proposal for a Standardized Nomenclature and Characterization Of Insoluble Lichen Pigments

Barbara Meyer; Christian Printzen

doi:10.1006/lich.2000.0294

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A method for the characterization of insoluble lichen pigments is presented. The method relies on pH–dependent colour reactions before and after pretreatment with HNO3. Diagnostic reactions for 22 different pigments and a key for their identification are given. A standardized nomenclature and a procedure similar to the typification of species in systematic botany is proposed in order to avoid ambiguous naming.

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