Journal
HERZOGIA
Volume 28, Issue 1, Pages 193-203Publisher
BLAM E V
DOI: 10.13158/heia.28.1.2015.193
Keywords
Biodiversity; Asia; Mount Seorak; subalpine belt
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- National Institute of Biological Resources, Korea - Ministry of Environment of the Korean Government [NIBR 201401105]
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New lichen records are reported from Korea, mostly from the highest mountain Mount Seorak and surrounding areas. In total, seventy-five taxa are reported, including eight species that are probably new records for Asia. In addition, the lichenicolous lichen Halecania parasitica is described as new to science.
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