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Upreti, D. K. & Nayaka, S. 2008. Need for creation of lichen gardens and sanctuaries in
India. Current Science, 94(8): 976-978
Upreti, D. K. & Negi, H. R. 1995. Lichens of Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, Uttar
Pradesh, India-1. J. Econ. Tax. Bot., 19: 627-636.
Upreti, D. K. & Pandey, V. 1994. Heavy metal accumulation of Antarctica lichen
Umblicaria. Fedds. Repor., 105: 197-199.
Upreti, D. K. & Pandey, V. 2000. Determination of heavy metal in lichen growing on
different ecological habitats in Schirmacher, Antarctica. Spectroscopy Lett.,
33(3): 435-444.
Upreti, D. K. & Singh, A. 1988b. Revision of the lichen genus Pyrenula from Sri Lanka.
Geophytology, 18: 67-77.
Upreti, D. K. 1985. The lichen genus Cladia from India and Nepal. J. Econ. & Tax. Bot.,
7(3): 722-724
Upreti, D. K. 1988. A new species of lichen genus Phylliscum from India. Current
Science, 57: 906-907.
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Upreti, D. K. 1991a. Lichen genus Pyrenula from India. IV. Pyrenula cayennensis-
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Upreti, D. K. 1991b. Lichen genus Pyrenula from India. V. Pyrenula approximans-
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Upreti, D. K. 1991c. Lichen genus Pyrenula from India. The species with spores of
pyrenula brunnea type. Bull. Soc. Bot. France Lett. Bot., 138: 241-247.
Upreti, D. K. 1992. Lichen genus Pyrenula from India. VII. Pyrenula mastophora spore-
type. Feddes Repert., 103: 279-296
Upreti, D. K. 1993. Lichen genus Pyrenula from India. II. Pyrenula comtospora- spore-
type, III. Pyrenula pinguis-spore type. Acta Bot. Galica., 140: 519-523.
Upreti, D. K. 1994. Notes on corticolous and saxicolous species of Porina from India,
with Porina subhibernica sp. nov. Bryologist, 97: 73-79.
Upreti, D. K. 1995. Loss of diversity in Indian lichen flora. Environ. Conser., 22: 262-
363.
Upreti, D. K. 1996. Lichens on Shorea robusta in Jharsuda district, Orissa, India. Flora
and Fauna, 2: 159- 161.
Upreti, D. K. 1997. Notes on Corticolous, K+ yellow species of Lecanora in India.
Feddes Repertorium, 108(3-4): 185-203.
Upreti, D. K. 1997. Notes on saxicolous species of Lecanora subfusca group in India.
Bryologist, 101: 256-262.
Upreti, D. K. 1998. A key to the lichen genus Pyrenula from India with nomenclatural
notes, Nova Hedwigia, 66(3-4): 111-130.
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Upreti, D. K. 2001. Himalayan lichens and their exploitation. In: Plant Diversity of the
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Indian Lichens. Phytomorphology Golden Jubilee Issue, pp. 477-497.
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records of Pyrenocarpous lichens from India. The Lichenologist, 38(3): 231-233.
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45.
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
1. Hemlata Kholia, Gaurav K. Mishra, D.K. Upreti and Lalit Tiwari (2012).
Diversity and distribution of lichen in and around Nainital city, Nainital District,
Uttarakhand. The Indian Forester 138 (5): 443-448.
2. Hemlata Kholia, Gaurav K. Mishra, D.K. Upreti and Lalit Tiwari (2011).
Distribution of lichens on fallen twigs of Quercus leucotrichophora and Quercus
semecarpifolia in and around Nainital city, Utarakhand, India. Geophytology
41(1-2): 61-73.
3. Balwant Kumar, Lalit M. Tewari and Hemlata Kholia (2010) Diversity of
Potential Lichens on Banj Oak Twigs in Banlekh Forest of District Champawat,
Kumaun Himalaya. EJBS 4 (1): 37-40.
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