Exploration of the lichen diversity in southeast Iowa has historically been limited. Prior to this study only 124 of the total 7,644 known specimens of Iowa lichens (1.6%) were from four counties in southeast Iowa. After two years of field work a total of 150 species were identified from 395 specimens, 18 of which are new records for the state. Only 29 of the species found had been previously documented in southeastern Iowa. Integration of these collecting efforts with previous efforts provides an estimate of 465 species of lichens reported for Iowa. Of these species, 33 macrolichen species are likely to be rare in, or extirpated from, the state
A total of 438 lichen-forming taxa have been reported in the literature from Nebraska. Based on curr...
Seventeen species collected since 1958 are listed and described. These are Amphiloma lanuginosum, Cl...
Five species of tardigrades, Macrobiotus areolatus, M. islandicus M. hufelandii, Milnesium tardigrad...
Thirty-one species in 10 genera of foliose and fruticose lichens are reported for Linn County, inclu...
A lichen diversity survey of White Pine Hollow State Preserve in Dubuque County, Iowa, was conducted...
It has been my good fortune, through connection with the Minnesota Botanical Survey, to be able to s...
The previous listings of Iowa lichens were compiled in the l890\u27s and early 1900\u27s and represe...
Numerous collections of lichens have been made during the past several years from a variety of habit...
Soil lichens occupy a unique niche in drier grasslands. They are usually inconspicuous, but they flo...
Many interesting features are presented by this group of organisms, some of which have been investig...
The study of the flora of The Ledges furnishes much opportunity for interesting research. Besides ...
During the last few years I have examined a large number of lichens from various parts of the Missis...
Ninety-one species in 16 genera of foliose lichens are reported from Iowa based on herbarium materia...
The lichens of this collection are all conspicuous foliaceous or fruticulose forms. One striking fea...
A key to the common lichens of Boone and Story Counties, Iowa is presented with brief descriptions o...
A total of 438 lichen-forming taxa have been reported in the literature from Nebraska. Based on curr...
Seventeen species collected since 1958 are listed and described. These are Amphiloma lanuginosum, Cl...
Five species of tardigrades, Macrobiotus areolatus, M. islandicus M. hufelandii, Milnesium tardigrad...
Thirty-one species in 10 genera of foliose and fruticose lichens are reported for Linn County, inclu...
A lichen diversity survey of White Pine Hollow State Preserve in Dubuque County, Iowa, was conducted...
It has been my good fortune, through connection with the Minnesota Botanical Survey, to be able to s...
The previous listings of Iowa lichens were compiled in the l890\u27s and early 1900\u27s and represe...
Numerous collections of lichens have been made during the past several years from a variety of habit...
Soil lichens occupy a unique niche in drier grasslands. They are usually inconspicuous, but they flo...
Many interesting features are presented by this group of organisms, some of which have been investig...
The study of the flora of The Ledges furnishes much opportunity for interesting research. Besides ...
During the last few years I have examined a large number of lichens from various parts of the Missis...
Ninety-one species in 16 genera of foliose lichens are reported from Iowa based on herbarium materia...
The lichens of this collection are all conspicuous foliaceous or fruticulose forms. One striking fea...
A key to the common lichens of Boone and Story Counties, Iowa is presented with brief descriptions o...
A total of 438 lichen-forming taxa have been reported in the literature from Nebraska. Based on curr...
Seventeen species collected since 1958 are listed and described. These are Amphiloma lanuginosum, Cl...
Five species of tardigrades, Macrobiotus areolatus, M. islandicus M. hufelandii, Milnesium tardigrad...