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56. Photosynthetic characteristics and their spatial variance on biological soil crusts covering initial soils of post-mining sites in Lower Lusatia, NE Germany S. Gypser et al. 10.1016/j.flora.2016.02.012
57. Assessing the likelihood of the soil surface to condense vapour: The Negev experience G. Kidron & R. Kronenfeld 10.1002/eco.2200
58. Atmospheric humidity is unlikely to serve as an important water source for crustose soil lichens in the Tabernas Desert G. Kidron & R. Kronenfeld 10.2478/johh-2020-0034
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64. The enigmatic absence of cyanobacterial biocrusts from the Namib fog belt: Do dew and fog hold the key? G. Kidron 10.1016/j.flora.2019.06.002