Příspěvek k diverzitě lišejníků NPR Děvín a Tabulová v CHKO Pálava

The Pálava Protected Landscape Area in South Moravia is very rich in xerothermic saxicolous species on limestone rocks. We briefly explored the lichen biota of two large protected areas: the Děvín- Kotel-Soutěska and Tabulová National Nature Reserves. Saxicolous communities in the two reserves are very similar the former locality even harbours comparatively rich epiphytic lichen communities. We recorded 192 lichenized and four non-lichenized fungi from the Děvín reserve and 146 lichenized and five non-lichenized fungi from the Tabulová reserve. Four of the recorded species (Candelariella viae-lactae, Placynthium caesium, Strigula glabra, Verrucaria cincta) have their only known localities in the Czech Republic in the area. Other rare and phytogeographically remarkable species are Caloplaca aurantia, C. biatorina, C. emilii, C. erodens, C. fiumana, C. ochracea, Candelariella blastidiata, C. reflexa s. str., Eopyrenula leucoplaca, Fulgensia fulgens, Hymenelia prevostii, Peccania coralloides, Peltigera ponojensis, Phaeophyscia hirsuta, Physconia muscigena, Protoblastenia lilacina, Rinodinella controversa, Squamarina lentigera, Verrucaria breussii, Verrucaria pinguicula and Xanthoria papillifera. Teloschistaceae is the most species-rich family with 41 species recorded in the two reserves. The names Caloplaca albopruinosa and C. alociza are applied here to different species than proposed by Muggia et al. (2008).