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A contribution to the lichen flora of Mediterranean Turkey

NIMIS, PIERLUIGI, Volker John

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This paper lists 284 infrageneric taxa of lichens from six provinces of the Mediterranean part of Turkey. 164 taxa are new to Mediterranean Turkey, and 58 to the lichen flora of Turkey as a whole. Most of the 588 entries represent the first report in one or more of the considered provinces.

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This paper lists 284 infrageneric taxa of lichens from six provinces of the Mediterranean part of Turkey. 164 taxa are new to Mediterranean Turkey, and 58 to the lichen flora of Turkey as a whole. Most of the 588 entries represent the first report in one or more of the considered provinces.

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This paper lists 284 infrageneric taxa of lichens from six provinces of the Mediterranean part of Turkey. 164 taxa are new to Mediterranean Turkey, and 58 to the lichen flora of Turkey as a whole. Most of the 588 entries represent the first report in one or more of the considered provinces.

Key concepts: Lichen, Flora (microbiology), Mediterranean climate, Taxon, Geography, Mediterranean Islands, Mediterranean area, Ecology

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