Throughout North America few ecosystems have escaped disturbance associated with the rapid expansion of humans. Cliff-face ecosystems are largely undisturbed and some represent ancient pre-settlement forests. However, even these habitats are now being disturbed by rock climbing and rappelling. There were three objectives to this study. First, to characterize cliff-face plant and lichen vegetation on Linville Gorge cliff faces. Second, to compare plant and lichencommunities on cliff-edge rock outcrops to those on cliff faces. The third objective ofthis study was to compare vegetation type and percent cover of climbed and unclimbedcliff faces in the Linville Gorge Wildemess Area
[Questions]: Is rock climbing pressure, together with microtopographic conditions, disturbing cliff ...
A major inventory of tardigrades in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was conducted and we com...
Lichens in montane, forested ecosystems of the Intermountain West and central Rocky Mountains tend t...
The New River Gorge National River (NERI) contains an extensive network of exposed cliff-forming san...
The Obed River Gorge in Tennessee boasts one of the richest floras in the southeastern United States...
Lichens and bryophytes make up the majority of the diversity and cover in cliff systems around the w...
A vegetational survey of vascular plants, bryophytes, and lichens was conducted on eleven discrete c...
In this study, we investigated the abundance of lichen on the lower trunks of four species of decidu...
Ecosystems today are under increasing pressure from a rapidly changing climate, changes in land-use,...
The lichen flora of Rocks Park , Coles County, Illinois, was studied extensively. The tract (sec 17...
The cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment support an ancient, stunted forest dominated by eastern white c...
This study represents the first quantitative approach investigating microarthropod communities on ve...
Epiphytic lichen communities on a population of Tsuga caroliniana on Bluff Mountain were surveyed an...
Exposed limestone cliffs in the Swiss Jura Mountains harbour a diverse lichen community with some ra...
In western North America, quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) is the most common hardwood in ...
[Questions]: Is rock climbing pressure, together with microtopographic conditions, disturbing cliff ...
A major inventory of tardigrades in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was conducted and we com...
Lichens in montane, forested ecosystems of the Intermountain West and central Rocky Mountains tend t...
The New River Gorge National River (NERI) contains an extensive network of exposed cliff-forming san...
The Obed River Gorge in Tennessee boasts one of the richest floras in the southeastern United States...
Lichens and bryophytes make up the majority of the diversity and cover in cliff systems around the w...
A vegetational survey of vascular plants, bryophytes, and lichens was conducted on eleven discrete c...
In this study, we investigated the abundance of lichen on the lower trunks of four species of decidu...
Ecosystems today are under increasing pressure from a rapidly changing climate, changes in land-use,...
The lichen flora of Rocks Park , Coles County, Illinois, was studied extensively. The tract (sec 17...
The cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment support an ancient, stunted forest dominated by eastern white c...
This study represents the first quantitative approach investigating microarthropod communities on ve...
Epiphytic lichen communities on a population of Tsuga caroliniana on Bluff Mountain were surveyed an...
Exposed limestone cliffs in the Swiss Jura Mountains harbour a diverse lichen community with some ra...
In western North America, quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) is the most common hardwood in ...
[Questions]: Is rock climbing pressure, together with microtopographic conditions, disturbing cliff ...
A major inventory of tardigrades in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was conducted and we com...
Lichens in montane, forested ecosystems of the Intermountain West and central Rocky Mountains tend t...