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Porosty a zabytki

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Guzow B.
Ochrona Zabytków
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1997
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issue 4
396-398
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Lichens, pioneer organisms which are fungal-algal associations, can grow on walls, buildings and historical monuments, forming colourful and strangely shaped mosaics. The three morphological types of lichens: crustose, foliose and fruticose, occur everywhere, even in extreme environments, notably in cold and hot deserts. They colonise rocks rapidly, in a period of 5-20 years or more. Lichens cause the physical and chemical weathering of mineral layers and significantly accelerate the deterioration of stonework. In order to p ro tect historical monuments, the organisms are removed from colonised surfaces and a repression of their development and renewed expansion is undertaken.
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Five new orchid species in the Pleurothallidinae subtribe (Orchidaceae) from Tropical America

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Rybczewski M., Driessen W.
Alcumena. Pismo Interdyscyplinarne
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2024
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issue 1(17)
119-130
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Pleurothallidinae with more than 5000 species are the most diverse and numerous group of orchids. This subtribe occurs exclusively in tropical America, with a range extending from Florida and the Caribbean on the north to the northern parts of Argentina on the south. Pleurothallids are predominantly epiphytes growing above 1000 m a.sl. Taxonomical studies reveal new species each year. Herein we propose 5 new species representing Stelis, Lepanthes and Muscarella.
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