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2. On the Spermogones and Pycnides of Lichens

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 March 2015

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The researches contained in the author's memoir, of which the following is a brief abstract, extended over a period of several years, and are based on careful microscopic examination of several thousand specimens of lichens from every part of the known world. The author examined the lichens of the Hookerian Herbarium at Kew, which contains an unrivalled series of specimens collected by the various surveying and exploring expeditions of the British Government, as well as by all the more distinguished modern British travellers. This collection is further valuable, from containing authentic specimens collected and named by Borrer, Turner, Hooker, Brodie, Carmichael, Babington, and other distinguished British lichenologists, as well as by Acharius, Schærer, Swartz, and other continental authors.

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Proceedings 1858-59
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Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1862

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References

page 175 note * 1. “Monograph of the Genus Abrothallus.” Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, Jan. 1857. Transactions of British Association for 1856. Botanische Zeitung, Dec. 25, 1857.

2. “On the Structure of Lecidea lugubris.” Quart. Journ. of Microsc. Science, July 1857.

page 175 note † The nomenclature and arrangement followed here and in the Memoir is that of Dr Nylander of Paris, as given in his “Synopsis methodica Lichenum omnium hucusque cognitorum.” Paris, 1858. Pp. 65.