De Kantlijn: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
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Standaardlijst van de Nederlandse korstmossen = Checklist of the Lichens of The Netherlands
Utrecht: Stichting Uitgeverij Koninklijke Nederlandse Natuurhistorische Vereniging, 1988. A.M. Brand ... [et al.] Met samenvatting in het Engels, Met lit. opg 68 p, 21 cm. Als nieuw.
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
Keywords: Korstmossen, Gidsen (vorm), korstmossen, Cryptogamae: algemeen, Mycologie 9050110223
Korstmossentabel: de Nederlandse macrolichenen
Amsterdam: Jeugdbondsuitgeverij, 1978., 1978. 56 p.: ill.;. Zeer goed.
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
Kleine Kryptogamen flora. Band IV: Die Moos- und Farnpflanzen (Archegoniaten).
G. Fischer, 1973. viii, 248p.: ill.; 22 cm.. fifth edition. .
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
Keywords: Musci., Filices., Embryophytes., Identification., Archegoniatae., Ferns., Mosses.
Lichenen en mossen in de duinen van Terschelling
Leersum: Rijksinstituut voor Natuurbeheer, 1989. Rita Ketner-Oostra Met lit. opg 157 p, 30 cm. Als nieuw.
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
Keywords: Korstmossen, Mossen, strandflora, korstmossen, mossen, Bryophyta
The biology of mosses
Blackwell Scientific,, 1981. by D.H.S. Richardson., A Halsted Press book., Includes bibliographies and index. xii, 220 p.: ill.; 24 cm.. Als nieuw.
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
Keywords: Mosses., Musci., QK537, 588.2, CY 77 0632007826
The ecology of Ruppia-dominated communities in western Europe
[S.l.: s.n.], [Nijmegen]: Stichting Studentenpers Nijmegen, 1980. ill,krt, Proefschrift Nijmegen; 222 p, 24 cm. This paper contains the first of three parts of a study of the ecology of Ruppia-dominated communities. After introductory remarks on the problematic subdivision of the genus Ruppia and on its distribution in the world, a detailed picture is given of the distribution of the European Ruppia taxa in three study areas at different latitudes (Finland, The Netherlands, S. France), in relation to important environmental factors, e.g. salinity, size and permanence of the water body, substrate type. Ruppia cirrhosa (Petagna) Grande appeared to be characteristic for medium and large permanent water bodies with an annual mean salinity between 2 and 35‰ Cl − (total range 1.5-60‰ Cl − ). Ruppia maritima var. maritima L. proved to occur mainly in small and medium-size permanent water bodies with an annual mean salinity between 0.5 and 8‰ Cl − (total range 0.3-15‰ Cl − ), whereas R. maritima var. brevirostris (Agardh) Aschers. Graebn. proved to be characteristic for temporary waters of various sizes Zeer goed.
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Catalogue: Lagere planten, mossen en varens
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