Edge Effects on the Epiphytic Lichen Flora of Picea Abies in Middle Boreal Finland

By Laura Kivistö, M. Kuusinen. The Lichenologist, 2000

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Taxonomic and ecologic problems in the genus Lepraria (Stereocaulaceae, lichenised Ascomycota) (2008, background): “…Lepraria species collectively, possibly due to unclear taxonomy or difficulties in field identification (Muhle & LeBlanc 1975, Anonby 1994, Laaka 1995, Kuusinen 1996, Johansson 1997, Forsslund & Koffman 1998, Holien 1998, Kuusinen & Siitonen 1998, Kivisto & Kuusinen 2000, Lõhmus & Lõhmus 2001).”
Edge effects on epiphytic lichens in managed black spruce forests of eastern North America (2003, background): “Until recently, the few studies on edge effects on lichens were conducted in conifer forests in Fennoscandia (Renhorn et al. 1997; Esseen and Renhorn 1998; Hilmo and Holien 2002; Kivistö and Kuusinen 2000) or in the Pacific Northwest in North America (Sillett 1994).”
The importance of host tree age, size and growth rate as determinants of epiphytic lichen diversity in boreal spruce forests (2009, background): “Some studies indicate that lichen growth forms respond in specific ways to various environmental impacts (Berryman and McCune 2006; Gauslaa et al. 2007; Hilmo 1994; Hyva ¨rinen et al. 1992; Kivisto and Kuusinen 2000 ).”