FUNGI AND LICHENS IN THE BALTICS AND BEYOND XVIII ...
FUNGI AND LICHENS IN THE BALTICS AND BEYOND XVIII ...
FUNGI AND LICHENS IN THE BALTICS AND BEYOND XVIII ...
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LICHENOLOGICAL SECTION<br />
E. Farkas, L. Lőkös, K. Molnár. Further results on conservation of lichenised fungi in<br />
Hungary.<br />
P. Lõhmus, A. Lõhmus, J. Kouki. Lichens in a chronosequence of 16–236 year-old kelo<br />
trees.<br />
E. S. Kuznetsova, D. E. Himelbrant, I. S. Stepanchikova. Lichens as indicators of oldgrowth<br />
and pristine forests in Russian Far East.<br />
M. A. Fadeeva, A. V. Kravchenko. Role of the Fennoscandian green belt in conservation of<br />
the lichen biota in eastern Fennoscandia.<br />
19.00 Dinner<br />
20.00–21.00 Poster session<br />
21.00 Work at the laboratory<br />
SEPTEMBER 22 ND , THURSDAY<br />
8.00 Breakfast<br />
9.00–15.00 Field trip to the valley of Jurkiškis and Stirnelė (Melnyčėlė) rivulets (lunch in<br />
field)<br />
15.30 Coffee-break<br />
16.00–18.00 Oral presentations<br />
J. Pykälä. Lichens of calcareous rocks in Finland.<br />
S. Abdulmanova. Post-fire recovery of the lichen cover in a West Siberian forest: zonal<br />
aspects.<br />
L. Konoreva. On the lichens of Svalbard archipelago.<br />
G. Kononenko. Mycotoxins in the reindeer lichens.<br />
19.30 Symposium dinner<br />
SEPTEMBER 23 RD , FRIDAY<br />
8.00 Breakfast<br />
9.00 Departure, excursion<br />
17.00 Planned arrival to Vilnius
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