posted 15 Sep 2010 03:16 by Unknown user
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Project Title: A synopsis of the genus Candelariella Müll. Arg. in Iran
Aim of Project: Understanding right species concept among the Iranian species, supplemented with new identification Key, many examined specimens and online data throughout the MYCO-LICH website.
Project Manager: Mohammad Sohrabi,
Collaborators from: Iran and Sweden
Date: October 2005-2010.
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posted 15 Sep 2010 03:01 by Unknown user
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Project Title: Molecular study on the genus Ramalina Ach.(Ramalinaceae) in Iran Aim of Project: Understanding right species concept among the Iranian species, supplemented with new Molecular data and online distribution maps for known species.
Project Manager: Mohammad Sohrabi,
Collaborators from: Finland and Iran
Date: October 2010-2012.
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posted 15 Sep 2010 02:57 by Unknown user
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Project Title: A Field Guide for Arasbaran Lichens
Aim of Project: A brief information on known species from Arasbaran forest, supported by many new photos, short descriptions and keys for some species.
Project Manager: Mohammad Sohrabi
Collaborators from: Germany
Date: 2010-2018
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posted 25 Apr 2010 01:35 by Unknown user
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updated 3 Jan 2012 06:09 by Masoomeh Ghobad-Nejhad
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posted 25 Apr 2010 01:34 by Unknown user
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The lichen family Megasporaceae includes 5 accepted gerera i.e Aspicilia, Circinaria, Megaspora, Lobothallia, Sagedia and one informally accepted genus Sphaerothallia. It is expected that the family consist of ca. 300 species worldwide. They are mainly crustose, foliate to subfruticose, and are simple to highly differentiated in structure. The main emphasis of the present project will be on the species occurring in the Iranian and the central Asian steppes and deserts, However, beside main collections from Iran, material from (Europe, N America and Australia) from certain species groups will be studied utilizing anatomical, morphological, chemical, ecological and molecular data as well as some
identification keys for some practical groups and online distribution maps for each accepted species will be provided.
Project Manager: Mohammad Sohrabi
Collaborators from: Iran, Finland, Germany, USA, Sweden, France, Turkey, Austria, Spain, and Russia
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