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Vertical distribution of lichens on aspens in Michigan
Title | Vertical distribution of lichens on aspens in Michigan |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 1970 |
Authors | Hinds HR |
Journal | The Bryologist |
Volume | 73 |
Pagination | 626-628 |
Keywords | VERTICAL |
Abstract | 46 species of lichens were collected along the trunk of ten individuals of Populus grandidentata. Seven species, found in more than 50% of the seventy meter-high quadrats, show well defined patterns of vertical distribution when graphed: Caloplaca cerina (60%), Candelariella vitellina (64%), Parmelia subaurifera (80%), Parmelia sulcata (87%), Physcia adscendens (79%), Physcia stellaris (63%), and Xanthoria polycarpa (61%). Spatial separation of species is well developed in four genera, Bacidia, Cetraria, Physcia, and Rinodina. |