- Interactions of lichens and photobionts in tropical montane forest
Interactions within lichen communities are diverse, including the specific symbiotic associations between the lichenized fungi
- Woodpeckers carry diverse organisms in their feet and feathers
Birds are well known for being important dispersers of many plants, especially via ingested seeds.
- Peltigera and its lichen-symbiotic Nostoc in Estonia
The widespread cyanolichen genus Peltigera (Peltigerales, Lecanoromycetes) comprises many insufficiently known, poorly delimited and/or undescribed
- trnL genetic marker in lichen symbiotic Nostoc
The group I intron interrupting the tRNALeu UAA gene (trnL) is present in most cyanobacterial
- Cyanobiont associations in Nephroma
Lichen genus Nephroma (Peltigerales) has a nearly cosmopolitan distribution, and it includes both bipartite species
- Cyanobacterial toxins in lichens
Many aquatic cyanobacteria produce small peptide toxins harmful or even deadly for animals and humans.
Interactions within lichen communities are diverse, including the specific symbiotic associations between the lichenized fungi
Birds are well known for being important dispersers of many plants, especially via ingested seeds.
The widespread cyanolichen genus Peltigera (Peltigerales, Lecanoromycetes) comprises many insufficiently known, poorly delimited and/or undescribed
The group I intron interrupting the tRNALeu UAA gene (trnL) is present in most cyanobacterial
Lichen genus Nephroma (Peltigerales) has a nearly cosmopolitan distribution, and it includes both bipartite species
Many aquatic cyanobacteria produce small peptide toxins harmful or even deadly for animals and humans.