Soil and tree lichens were studied on the Helen Allison Savanna in Anoka County, Minnesota. Sample plots established in parts of the savanna have had fires at various time frequencies, and one section has had no recent fires. Fire has not eliminated any lichen species on the trees but has reduced their frequency in the lower trunk plots. Most soil species of lichens are eliminated by even infrequent fires. Fifty two species were found on trees and 13 species on the soil
Graduation date: 2008Although terrestrial lichens and bryophytes are common in upland plant communit...
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...
This thesis includes five papers from four studies on lichen diversity in its broad sense. The overa...
The aim of this thesis is to investigate the potential use of epiphytic corticolous lichens as indic...
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Burned forests provide plenty of dead wood that can host rare and threatened species, especially fir...
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Graduation date: 2008Although terrestrial lichens and bryophytes are common in upland plant communit...
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...
This thesis includes five papers from four studies on lichen diversity in its broad sense. The overa...
The aim of this thesis is to investigate the potential use of epiphytic corticolous lichens as indic...
This study was conducted as a survey of epiphytic lichen communities occurring on white oak trees at...
Burned forests provide plenty of dead wood that can host rare and threatened species, especially fir...
Previous studies have indicated that epiphytic lichens can be good bioindicators of fire history in ...
Prescribed burning can be used to restore forest ecosystems degraded by anthropogenic pressures. How...
Epiphytic lichen communities on a population of Tsuga caroliniana on Bluff Mountain were surveyed an...
Spruce beetle disturbance has affected millions of acres of forest throughout North America and Euro...
8 pages; 67 pages of tabular data and chartsIn the final report of the first study of the lichens an...
Numerous collections of lichens have been made during the past several years from a variety of habit...
Several species of terricolous fruticose lichens are important as winter forage for a threatened spe...
14 pagesIn the final report of the first study of the lichens and air quality in the Hercules Glades...
Graduation date: 2008Although terrestrial lichens and bryophytes are common in upland plant communit...
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...