Cyanolichen Distribution in Young Unmanaged Forests: A Dripzone Effect?

By T. Goward, A. Arsenault. 2000

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Subfields: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics

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• Species richness of lichen functional groups in relation to land use intensity (2006, background): “Several studies describe a pronounced association of epiphytic cyanolichens with old growth forests (Rose 1976; Gauslaa 1985; Kuusinen 1996; Sillett & McCune 1998; Goward & Arsenault 2000).”
• DISPERSAL LIMITATIONS OF EPIPHYTIC LICHENS RESULT IN SPECIES DEPENDENT ON OLD‐GROWTH FORESTS (2000, background): “Nutrient availability may also be important (Sillett and Goward 1998, Goward and Arsenault 1999).”