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Friedmann, I., and Ocampo-Paus, R. (1965). A new Chlorosarcinopsis
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var. desertorum n. var., a remarkable alga from the Negev. Nova
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E. IMRE FRIEDMANN AND MARGALITH GALUN
the Negev Desert of Israel," Vols I-IV. Progress reports on the Avdat and Shivta
farm projects. National and University Institute of Agriculture, Rehovot, and
Dept. of Botany, Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Evenson, A. E. (1961). A preliminary report of the Myxomycètes of Southern
Arizona. Mycologia 13, 137-144.
Eversmann, E. (1831). In Lichenem esculentam Pallasii et species consimilis adversaria. Nova Acta Leopold. 15, 349-358.
Faurel, L., and Schotter, G. (1958). Lichens. In "Mission Botanique au Tibesti"
(P. Quézel, éd.), pp. 67-79. Institut de Recherches Sahariennes, Université
d'Alger, Alger.
Faurel, L., Ozenda, P., and Schotter, G. (1953). Les lichens du Sahara Algérien.
Desert Research. Proc. Internai. Symp. Res. Counc. Isr., Spec. Pub. 2, 310-317.
Fehér, D. (1936). Untersuchungen über die regionale Verbreitung der Bodenalgen.
Arch. Mikrobiol. 7, 439-476.
Fehér, D. (1945). Der Wüstenboden als Lebensraum. Erdeszeti Kiserl. 45, 213-340.
Fehér, D. (1948). Researches on the geographical distribution of soil microflora.
Part II. The geographical distribution of soil algae. Commun. Bot. Inst. Hung.
Univ. Tech. Econ. Sei., Sopron {Hungary). 21, 1-37.
Fink, B. (1909). The composition of a desert lichen flora. Mycologia 1, 87-103.
Flagey, C. (1896). "Catalogue des Lichens de l'Algérie." Tyopgraphie Adolphe
Jourdan, Alger.
Fletcher, J. E., and Martin, W. P. (1948). Some effects of algae and molds in
the rain-crust of desert soils. Ecology 29, 95-100.
Follmann, G. (1965a). Fensterflechten in der Atacamawüste.
Naturwissenschaften
14, 434-435.
Follmann, G. (1965b). Eine gesteinsbewohnende Flechtengesellschaft der nordchilenischen Wüstenformationen mit kennzeichnender Buellia albula
(Nyl.)
Mull. Agr. Nova Hedwigia 10, 243-256.
Follmann, G. (1966). Chilenische Wanderflechten. Ber. Deut. Bot. Ges. 79, 453-462.
Forest, H. S. (1965). The soil algal community. II. Soviet soil studies. / . Phycol.
1, 164-171.
Forest, H. S., and Weston, C. R. (1966). Blue-green algae from the Atacama
desert of Northern Chile. /. Phycol. 2, 163-164.
Fott, B. and Novâkovâ, M. (1971). Taxonomy of the palmelloid genera Gloeocystis
Nägeli and Palmogloea
Kützing (Chlorophyceae). Arch. Protistenk.
113,
322-333.
Friedmann, I. (1964). Xerophytic algae in the Negev Desert. Abstr. Int. Bot. Congr.,
10th, 1964 290-291.
Friedmann, E. I. (1968). Endolithic algae in calcareous desert rocks. Amer. Zool.
8, 79A.
Friedmann, E. I. (1971). Reflected light and scanning electron microscopy of endolithic desert algae. Phycologia 10, 411-428.
Friedmann, E. I. (1972). Ecology of lithophytic algal habitats in Middle Eastern
and North American deserts. In: "Eco-Physiological Foundation of Ecosystems
Productivity in Arid Zone" (L. E. Rodin, ed.) pp. 182-185. U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Publishing House Nauka, Leningrad.
Friedmann, I., and Ocampo-Paus, R. (1965). A new Chlorosarcinopsis
from the
Negev Desert. J. Phycol. 1, 185-191.
Friedmann, I., and Ocampo-Paus, R. (1966). Bracteacoccus minor (Chodat) Petrovâ
var. desertorum n. var., a remarkable alga from the Negev. Nova
Hedwigia
10, 481-494.