10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPHAGNICOLOUS»
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sphagnicolous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Arctic and Alpine Mycology 6
The species has according to the description an evanescent veil and a
farinaceous smell and taste - features not observed in all the Greenland
collections - and it is smaller than the typical sphagnicolous Galerina species.
Galerina leptocystis ...
2
The University of Kansas science bulletin
He (1965) classifies the testacid amebas under five ecological categories: moss-
dwelling, sphagnicolous, aquatic, terricolous or marine. He lists (1960, 1965)
most Arcella spp. as aquatic (those I found in the bog must be so considered).
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University of Kansas Science Bulletin
He (1965) classifies the testacid amebas under five ecological categories: moss-
dwelling, sphagnicolous, aquatic, terricolous or marine. He lists (1960, 1965)
most Arcella spp. as aquatic (those I found in the bog must be so considered).
University of Kansas, 1978
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Selected mycological papers
Sphagnicolous. * Pileus scarlet or orange vermilion. A Lamellae orange yellow,
deeply decurrent Spores 9.11><6_7 I, ...................... .. ------- -- 27' H. cantharellus f.
sphagnicola. AA Lamellae whitish or yellowish. adnate. then decurrent. Spores ...
5
International Symposium on Peat/Peatland Characteristics and ...
The sphagnicolous taxa possess a discrete shell which is taxonomically
diagnostic and conducive to preservation in the peat profile for many years or
millenia. Although little is known about specific ecological preferences of the
sphagnicolous ...
Steven A. Spigarelli, Bemidji State University. Center for Environmental Studies, 1990
Chardez (19600) compared the fauna of fresh water, Sphagnum and moss, and
soil, concluding that Difi'lugia is essentially aquatic, Nebela sphagnicolous,
Plagiopyxis terricolous and Trinema and Phryganella ubiquitous. In other papers
he ...
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Treatise on Zoology - Anatomy, Taxonomy, Biology. The ...
Terrestrial Ostracoda: Many ostracodes are muscicolous or sphagnicolous;
however, some terrestrial forms of Ostracoda are known. Litter from the forest of
Knysna contained a Mesocypris terrestris, a humicolous species (Harding, 1943,
...
J.C. von Vaupel Klein, 2014
8
Notes from the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
In the field in recent years I have always found lichen present at or around the
base of the stems of ericetorum and that the stem is differently coloured from that
of the sphagnicolous taxon. The latter was described by M oller (see below) as ...
9
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
♢sphagnicole, sphagnicolous See -cole: sphagnicole. ♢ sphagniherbosa See
2community: sphagniherbosa. ♢ sphagnophile, sphagnophilous, sphagnophily
See 1-phile: sphagnophile. ♢ sphecology See study of: sphecology. ♢ -sphere
comb.f.
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Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... pertaining to the country slash-and-burn: of a cultivation technique in which
land is made usable by burning trees and undergrowth, thereby clearing as well
as nourishing the land sphagnicolous: growing in peat moss Aim aimed: directed
or ...
