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2. Chlorophyll a Fluorescence and CO₂ Exchange of Umbilicaria aprina under Extreme Light Stress in the Cold
3. Life form and water source interact to determine active time and environment in cryptogams: an example from the maritime Antarctic
4. Do Secondary Substances in the Thallus of a Lichen Promote CO₂ Diffusion and Prevent Depression of Net Photosynthesis at High Water Content?
5. Cyanolichens can have both cyanobacteria and green algae in a common layer as major contributors to photosynthesis
6. The advantage of growing on moss: facilitative effects on photosynthetic performance and growth in the cyanobacterial lichen Peltigera rufescens
7. Nocturnal Respiration of Lichens in Their Natural Habitat Is Not Affected by Preceding Diurnal Net Photosynthesis
8. Lichens Show That Fungi Can Acclimate Their Respiration to Seasonal Changes in Temperature
9. Differences in the Susceptibility to Light Stress in Two Lichens Forming a Phycosymbiodeme, One Partner Possessing and One Lacking the Xanthophyll Cycle
10. Pseudocyphellaria Dissimilis: A Desiccation-Sensitive, Highly Shade-Adapted Lichen from New Zealand
11. Temperate Rainforest Lichens in New Zealand: High Thallus Water Content Can Severely Limit Photosynthetic CO₂ Exchange
12. Monitoring Photosynthetic Activity of Crustose Lichens Using a PAM-2000 Fluorescence System
13. Water Status Related Photosynthesis and Carbon Isotope Discrimination in Species of the Lichen Genus Pseudocyphellaria with Green or Blue-Green Photobionts and in Photosymbiodemes
14. A Comparison of Photosynthesis in Two Thalloid Liverworts
15. Differences in Photosynthetic Performance between Cyanobacterial and Green Algal Components of Lichen Photosymbiodemes Measured in the Field
16. Lichen Metabolism. 1. The Use of Tritium Labelled Water in Studies of Anhydrobiotic Metabolism in Ramalina celastri and Peltigera polydactyla
17. Lichen Metabolism. 2. Aspects of Light and Dark Physiology
18. Lichen Physiology. XIV. Differences Between Lichen Algae in Symbiosis and in Isolation
19. Nitrogen Fixation by Members of the Stictaceae (Lichenes) of New Zealand
20. Ecologically-Linked Variation in Morphology, Acetylene Reduction, and Water Relations in Pseudocyphellaria Dissimilis
21. Carbon Dioxide Exchange in Lichens: Resistances to CO 2 Uptake at Different Thallus Water Contents
22. Carbon Dioxide Exchange in Lichens. Carbon Dioxide Exchange Through the Cyphellate Lower Cortex of Sticta latifrons Rich.
23. Growth Rates of Stictaceae Lichens in New Zealand Beech Forests
24. Carbon Dioxide Exchange in Lichens: Low Carbon Dioxide Compensation Levels and Lack of Apparent Photorespiratory Activity in Some Lichens
25. Carbon Dioxide Exchange in Lichens: Apparent Photorespiration and Possible Role of CO 2 Refixation in Some Members of the Stictaceae (Lichenes)
26. Effects of Storage Conditions on Lichen Respiration and Desiccation Sensitivity
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