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Biomonitoring of potentially toxic elements in mosses: a case study of cities in Perm region, Russia.
Environmental research · 1 Oct 2026 · Journal Article
Passive moss biomonitoring revealed moderate pollution levels and notable mercury ecological risks in three industrial cities of the Perm region, Russia.
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Insight into lichen physiology and biochemistry following exposure to rapid depressurization, vacuum conditions, and ionizing radiation-does the anhydrobiotic state and melanization protect lichens against cytotoxicity?
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry · 17 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
Lichens are more vulnerable to rapid depressurization and radiation when hydrated, but melanized thalli show enhanced recovery, highlighting protective roles of desiccation tolerance and melanin.
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Lichen biomonitoring of atmospheric rare earth elements, radionuclides (U, Th) and trace elements in the Canadian subarctic prior to REE mining.
Environmental pollution · 15 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
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Mosses as biomonitors of elemental deposition in the Dachnye hot springs geothermal area, Mutnovsky Volcano, Kamchatka, Russia: A pilot study.
Environmental research · 8 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
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Pyrodiversity-biodiversity hypothesis and soil fungi-barking up the wrong tree or only at the wrong time?
Mycologia · 1 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
Pyrodiversity's influence on soil fungal diversity is limited, with only community dispersion increasing in extreme fire conditions, challenging the broad applicability of the hypothesis.
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Cryptoporus densiflorus, sp. nov. (Polyporaceae), from East Asia and a reassessment of species distributions in Cryptoporus.
Mycologia · 1 Sept 2026 · Journal Article
Cryptoporus densiflorus is a newly identified East Asian species, distinct from C. volvatus, with a confirmed presence in Korea and Japan, and specific to Pinus densiflora.
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Bioaccumulation of trace metals and photosynthetic pigment responses in transplanted lichen Phaeophyscia hispidula (Ach.) Moberg under semi-arid urban conditions in Jaipur, India.
Environmental pollution · 7 Aug 2026 · Journal Article
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Biomonitoring of potentially toxic elements in mosses: a case study of cities in Perm region, Russia.

Insight into lichen physiology and biochemistry following exposure to rapid depressurization, vacuum conditions, and ionizing radiation-does the anhydrobiotic state and melanization protect lichens against cytotoxicity?

Lichen biomonitoring of atmospheric rare earth elements, radionuclides (U, Th) and trace elements in the Canadian subarctic prior to REE mining.

Mosses as biomonitors of elemental deposition in the Dachnye hot springs geothermal area, Mutnovsky Volcano, Kamchatka, Russia: A pilot study.

Pyrodiversity-biodiversity hypothesis and soil fungi-barking up the wrong tree or only at the wrong time?

Cryptoporus densiflorus, sp. nov. (Polyporaceae), from East Asia and a reassessment of species distributions in Cryptoporus.

Bioaccumulation of trace metals and photosynthetic pigment responses in transplanted lichen Phaeophyscia hispidula (Ach.) Moberg under semi-arid urban conditions in Jaipur, India.

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