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Population genomics of a reindeer lichen species from North American lichen woodlands

by Alonso‐García, Marta, Grewe, Felix, Payette, Serge, Villarreal A., Juan Carlos
Published in American Journal of Botany (2021)
“...Reindeer lichen...”

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A Postfire Shift From Lichen‐Spruce to Lichen‐Tundra Vegetation at Tree Line

by Arseneault, Dominique, Payette, Serge
Published in Ecology (1992)
“...The environmental changes associated with a fire—induced shift from old—growth lichen—spruce...”

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Photosynthesis of lichens from Antarctica

by Lange, Otto L., Kappen, Ludger
Published 1972

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PHYSIOLOGICAL‐ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS IN LICHENS

by KERSHAW, K. A., MACFARLANE, J. D.
Published in New Phytologist (1982)
“... months in some lichens growing in more southerly localities. Equally, ambient temperatures during...”

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PHYSIOLOGICAL–ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS IN LICHENS

by KERSHAW, K. A., MACFARLANE, J. D., TYSIACZNY, M. J.
Published in New Phytologist (1977)
“... suggests that a large proportion of the nitrogen fixed by lichens with a blue‐green phycobiont in temperate...”

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RESPIRATION OF ALPINE LICHENS

by Bliss, L. C., Hadley, E. B.
Published in American Journal of Botany (1964)
“...‐ranging, arctic‐alpine and arctic‐temperate lichens on Mt. Washington are quite well adapted to a moist...”

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PHYSIOLOGICAL‐ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS IN LICHENS

by TEGLER, B., KERSHAW, K. A.
Published in New Phytologist (1981)
“... in net photosynthetic and respiration rates following air‐dry storage of lichen replicates at two stress...”

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PHYSIOLOGICAL‐ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS IN LICHENS

by MACFARLANE, J. D., KERSHAW, K. A., WEBBER, M. R.
Published in New Phytologist (1983)
“... within 12 h. This response pattern is discussed in relation to identical capacity changes in other lichen...”

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Lichens on dead wood: species‐substrate relationships in the epiphytic lichen floras of the Pacific Northwest and Fennoscandia

by Spribille, Toby, Thor, Göran, Bunnell, Fred L., Goward, Trevor, Björk, Curtis R.
Published in Ecography (2008)
“...Dead wood is an important habitat feature for lichens in forest ecosystems, but little is known...”

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Lichens: A limit to peat growth?

by Harris, Lorna I., Moore, Tim R., Roulet, Nigel T., Pinsonneault, Andrew J.
Published in Journal of Ecology (2018)
“...Abstract The fruticose lichens C ladina stellaris and C ladina rangiferina , form thick mats...”

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Algal and Fungal Diversity in Antarctic Lichens

by Park, Chae Haeng, Kim, Kyung Mo, Elvebakk, Arve, Kim, Ok‐Sun, Jeong, Gajin, Hong, Soon Gyu
Published in Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology (2014)
“...Abstract The composition of lichen ecosystems except mycobiont and photobiont has not been...”

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Lichens facilitate seedling recruitment in alpine heath

by Nystuen, Kristin O., Sundsdal, Kristine, Opedal, Øystein H., Holien, Håkon, Strimbeck, George Richard, Graae, Bente J.
Published in Journal of Vegetation Science (2019)
“... of terricolous mat‐forming lichens affect recruitment of vascular plants in dwarf‐shrub and lichen heath...”

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Aerial dispersal of lichen soredia in the maritime Antarctic

by MARSHALL, WILLIAM A.
Published in New Phytologist (1996)
“.... Lichen soredia were found to be the most abundant air borne propagules, more so than ascospores...”

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Can Antarctic lichens acclimatize to changes in temperature?

by Colesie, Claudia, Büdel, Burkhard, Hurry, Vaughan, Green, Thomas George Allan
Published in Global Change Biology (2017)
“...Abstract The Antarctic Peninsula, a tundra biome dominated by lichens and bryophytes, is an ecozone...”

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Heavy metals of Antarctic lichens 1. Umbilicaria

by Upreti, D. K., Pandev, Vivek
Published in Feddes Repertorium (1994)
“.... Iron, copper, lead and chromium levels have been determined. The presence of lead in lichen samples...”

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LICHEN WATER RELATIONS UNDER DRYING CONDITIONS

by LARSON, D. W.
Published in New Phytologist (1979)
“...S ummary The loss of water by evaporation in various species of lichens has been examined under a...”

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NITROGEN FIXATION BY LICHENS ON GLACIAL DRIFT IN ICELAND

by CRITTENDEN, P. D.
Published in New Phytologist (1975)
“.... The crustaceous Placopsisgelida (L.) Linds. is also a common pioneer lichen on rocks. These species contain a blue...”

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Differential effects of reindeer on high Arctic lichens

by van der Wal, René, Brooker, Rob, Cooper, Elisabeth, Langvatn, Rolf
Published in Journal of Vegetation Science (2001)
“...Abstract. We studied the effects of Svalbard reindeer on the abundance of lichens in Spitsbergen. A...”

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Lichen Conservation in Heavily Managed Boreal Forests

by MCMULLIN, RICHARD TROY, THOMPSON, IAN D., NEWMASTER, STEVEN G.
Published in Conservation Biology (2013)
“...Abstract Lichens are an important component of the boreal forest, where they are long lived, tend...”

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Water relations in lichens at subzero temperatures: structural changes and carbon dioxide exchange in the lichen Umbilicaria aprina from continental Antarctica

by SCHROETER, BURKHARD, SCHEIDEGGER, CHRISTOPH
Published in New Phytologist (1995)
“... in the foliose lichen Umbilicaria aprina Nyl. from continental Antarctica. Carbon dioxide gas exchange...”

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