The Bryologist 2003: Vol 106 Index

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The Bryologist 106(4), pp. 631-640
Copyright © 2003 by the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Inc
Index to Volume 106 of The Bryologist
EMILY L. POWOROZNEK
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College Rd., Durham, NH 03824-3591, U.S.A.
DAviID M. LANE
Biological Sciences Library, Kendall Hall, University of New Hampshire, 129 Main St., Durham, NH 03824-3590,
U.S.A.
This index includes all authors and all scientific names ALLEN, BRucE. Moss Flora of Central America Part 2.
of plants under study. Taxa listed in checklists are not Encalyptaceae—Orthotrichaceae [review], 192
included to avoid complete duplication of the checklists ALSTRUP, VAGN. Epifytiske mikrolaver [review], 629
in the index. The format of previous indexes is retained Amblyodon dealbatus, 375
for continuity: new scientific names and combinations are America, North and Central (Caloplaca squamosa), 147+
in boldface, page numbers of synonyms are in italics, taxa Amphiloma brachylobum, 155
mentioned several times in an article are indicated by a Anacolia laevisphaera, 282+; menziesii, 282+
plus sign (+) after the page number, and illustrations are ANDERSON, Lewis E. See BUCK, WILLIAM, 9+
indicated by an asterisk (*). In addition, maps are indi- ANDREEV, MIKHAIL P. See HERTEL, HANNES, 539+
cated by a small **m.”’ Checklists and keys are grouped ANDRUS, RICHARD E. and JOANNEs A. JANSSENS. Sphagnum
under the entries “List” and “‘Key.” Lichen substances alaskense, A New Species from Western North Amer-
and selected keywords in the titles and text of articles are ica, 435+
also included. Antarctica (Schistidium), 569+
We welcome all comments and suggestions. Please send Anthraquinones (Pyrrhospora), 562
them to [email protected]. Antimicrobial properties (bryophytes), 399
Antitrichia curtipendula, 201
.4-dichloronorlichexanthone (Lecanora), 558
~ Apothecial number (2<anthoparmelia cumberlandia), 221+
~~ ..-AA55c --hddliioccrhholleoomrroood-ni4on-r Ol-i(dcSehtimecexttaah)n,yt vh!o6pn7le+a na(iLce caancoirda ),( Le5c5a8n ora), 555 APTRDOiOaTg,n ostAiNcD RE,C heHmAiRsRtIrEy J. ofM . FSoIlPiMicAoNl,o usa nd EJn.t eLrEoOg raSPpIhEaR,.
~ '-O-methylanziaic acid (Lecidea), 544 278+
* APTROOT, ANDRE, MING-Jou LAl, and LAURENS B. SPAR-
-O-methylphysodic acid (Hypogymnia), 227+
Rius. The Genus Menegazzia (Parmeliaceae) in Tai-
33 -hydroxyphysodic acid (Hypogymnia), 232
123 wan, 157+
4,5-dichlorolichexanthone (Parmeliella),
558 APTROOT, ANDRE. A New Perspective on the Sorediate
4,5-dichloronorlichexanthone (Lecanora),
Punctelia (Parmeliaceae) Species of North America,
4-O-demethylbarbatic acid, 232
317+
6-O-methylarthothelin (Lecanora), 555
Aquatic bryophytes, 396
*C-depleted C, 396
Aquatic ecosystems (C and N), 395+
Abrothallus parmeliarum, 461 ARAGON, GREGORIO and ISABEL MARTINEZ. Bacidia iberica,
Acer saccharum (epiphytic lichens), 266 A New Lichen from Spain, and its Relationship to
Acidity (Cladonia), 583+ Bacidia rubella, 143+
Acroscyphus sphaerophoroides, 443+*m ARAGON, GREGORIO. See MARTINEZ, ISABEL, 528+
Adelotheciaceae, 456 Arctic Ocean currents (map), 513m
Adelothecium bogotense, 454* Arctoa fulvella, 532+*m
Adobe Photoshop 6.0.1, 222 Argentina (Josefpoeltia), 447
AHONEN, INKERI, JYRKI MUONA, and SINIKKA Pupo. Infer- Arthonia cf. epimela, 461; fuscopurpurea, 466
ring the Phylogeny of the Lejeuneaceae (Jungerman- Arthophacopsis parmeliarum, 461
nopsida): A First Appraisal of Molecular Data, 297+ Arthothelin (Lecanora), 555
AKIYAMA, HIROYUKI, HIROMI TsUBOTA, TOMIO YAMAGU- ASADA, TARO, BARRY G. WARNER, and ALLEN BANNER
CHI, and MONICA SULEIMAN. The New Genus Benito- Growth of Mosses in Relation to Climate Factors in a
tania (Daltoniaceae, Bryopsida) from Mt. Kinabalu, Hypermaritime Coastal Peatland in British Columbia,
454+ Canada, 516+
Alaska (lichenicolous fungi), 460+ Asia (Didymodon), 575+
Alaska (Sphagnum), 435+ Asia (Schistochila), 451+
Alberta Wetland Inventory, 374 Associations among epiphytes, 202+
Alectoria imshaugii, 200; vancouverensis, 200 Atranorin (Bacidia), 144
Alectorialic acid (Bryoria), 591+ Atranorin (Bryoria), 591+
Alectorialic acid (Calvitimela), 542 Atranorin (Calvitimela), 541
Alectorioid lichens, 247+ Atranorin (Cladonia), 412+
ALLEN, BRUCE, RONALD A. PURSELL, and WILLIAM R. Atranorin (Hypogymnia), 227+
Buck. Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(1), Atranorin (Lecanora), 553
168+ Atranorin (Punctelia graminicola), 315
ALLEN, BRUCE, WILLIAM R. Buck, and RONALD A. PurR- Atranorin (Pyrrhospora), 562
SELL. Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(3), 469+ Atranorin (Stereocaulon), 565
ALLEN, Bruce. See BUCK, WILLIAM R., 332+ Aulacomnium androgynum, 201; palustre, 377, 282+
ALLEN, Bruce. See BUCK, WILLIAM R., 618+ Australia (Peltigera lambinonii), 349+
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Awards in 2002, 498 Brother Arséne’s New Mexico lichen catalog, 315+*
Axes (Sitka spruce), 197+ Brouard, Brother Arséne, 314
Bruch, Ph., 24+
Bacidia iberica sp. nov., 143+ *; naevia, 2; rubella, 143+ BRUGGEMAN-NANNENGA, MARIA A. See MULLER, FRANK,
BACKOR, MARTIN and DIANNE FAHSELT. Cellulose-acetate 578+
Disks as Novel Substrate for the Resynthesis and Cul- Bryobrothera crenulata, 454*
ture of Lichens, 439+ Bryogeography, Trans-American Bipolar, 532+
BACKOR, MARTIN and DIANNE FAHSELT. Effects of Acidity Bryologia Europaea, 24+
on Some Physiological Parameters of Laboratory Re- Bryologia Universa, 431
Synthesized Lichen Cladonia cristatella and Its Isolat- Bryologist, The, 499
ed Mycobiont, 583+ Bryophyte species composition, 383+
Baeomyces rufus, 596 Bryophytes (biogeochemical cycles), 395+
BANNER, ALLEN. See ASADO, TARO, 516+ Bryophytes (host specificity), 383+
Barbatic acid (Cladonia), 415 Bryophytes (rarity), 373+
Barbatic acid (Hypogymnia), 231 Bryophytes (species richness), 373+
Barbatolic acid (Bryoria), 591+ Bryoria capillaris, 200; fremontii, 200; furcellata, 200;
Bark (phorophytes), 384+ fuscescens, 259; pseudocapillaris, 588+m; spiralifera,
Bartramia halleriana, 282+; mathewsii, 282+: stricta, 588+m; spp., 200; trichodes ssp. americana, 200
282+; thyphylla, 282+ Bryum argenteum, 375; capillare, 201; fulvellum, 532; lis-
Bartramiaceae (phylogeny), 280+ ae var. cuspidatum, 375; pseudotriquetum, 377; rubens
Bartramidula (phylogeny), 281+ (cryopreservation), 270+
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. The Correct Identity of Bryum-type branch primordia, 289
Grimmia strigosa, 431+ Buck, W. R., D. H. Vitt, and W. H. MALCOLM. Key to
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. See OcHYRA, RYSZARD, the Genera of Australian Mosses [review], 627+
569+ Buck, WILLIAM R., BRUCE ALLEN, and RONALD A. PurR-
BeEEVER, J., B. MALCOLM, and N. MALCOLM. The Moss SELL. Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(2), 332+
Genus Fissidens in New Zealand. An Illustrated Key. Buck, WILLIAM R., BRUCE ALLEN, and RONALD A. Pur-
Te Puninga Fissidens I Aotearoa [review], 341 SELL. Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(4), 618+
Benitotania gen. nov., 454+; elimbata sp. nov., 454+* Buck, WILLIAM and Lewis E. ANDERSON. Howard Crum
Benitotania and related genera (key), 456
(1922-2002), 9+
Beringian region (lichens), 539+m Buck, WILLIAM R. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 168+
Biatora vernalis, 461 Buck, WILLIAM R. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 469+
Biatoropsis usnearum, 80+* Buck, WILLIAM R. See OCHYRA, RYSZARD, 532+
Bibliography of Howard Crum, 12+ Bud branch primordia, 289
Biodiversity (epiphytic lichens), 246+ Buellia catawbensis, 3//+*
Biogeochemical cycles, 395+ Buelliella parmeliarum, 46/
Biomass (epiphytes), 202+ BUNGARTZ, FRANK. [Review of:] LLIMONA, XAVIER, H.
Bispora christiansenii, 46/ THORSTEN LUMBSCH, and SIEGLINDE OTT. Progress and
Blastenia novomexicana, /5/ Problems in Lichenology at the Turn of the Millenni-
Blindia fulvella, 532 um, 626+
Bogs (nitrogen deposition), 235+ BurCH, JANE. Some Mosses Survive Cryopreservation
Bonpland, Aimé, 443 without Prior Pretreatment, 270+
Boreal forests (lichenicolous fungi), 460+
Boreal landscape (bryophytes), 372+ Caliciales (ascospores), 443
Boreoplaca ultrafrigida, 541 Calicium viride, 201
Bory, Baron Jean Baptise G. M., 443 California (Sitka spruce epiphytes), 198+
Bourgeanic acid (Calvitimela), 541 California, Coastal Northern (Bryoria), 588+
Brachiolejeuneae, 307 Calliergon richardsonii, 375
Brachythecium turgidum, 375 Callopisma americanum, /5/; aurantiacum var. irrubes-
Branch primordia (Bryineae), 289 cens, 15]
Branching (Hylocomium splendens), 214+* Caloplaca adnexa, 155; ahmadiana, 155; allanii, | 55;
Branching (restricted randomization test), 215 americana, /5/; brachyloba, 155; discernenda, l 5
Branchlets (Sitka spruce), 197+ elegans brachyloba, /50; irrubescens, /5/; modesta,
BRAY, JAMES R., JR. See STOTLER, RAYMOND E., 130+ 151; mongolica, 155; miilleri, 155; parviloba sp. nov.,
BRAY, JAMES. See Virr, DALE H., 372+ 148+*m; phyllidizans sp. nov., 149+*m; sipeana,
Bremer support values, 302 151; sp., 201; squamosa, 150+*m; squamosa group,
Breutelia affinis, 282+; arundinifolia, 282+; chrysea, 147+; subsoluta, 151+*m; tucumanensis, 155
282+; chrysocoma, 282+; polygastrica, 282+; tomen- CALPUFF dispersion models, 236+
tosa, 282+ Calvitimela aglaea, 541+; armeniaca, 542
Bridel, 431+ Calycin (Acroscyphus), 443
British Columbia (mosses), 516+ Canada (Alberta), 235+
Bropo, IRWIN M. WILLIAM Louis CULBERSON (1929- Canada (Peltigera), 349+
2003), 365+ Canada, Alberta (bryophytes), 372+
Bropo, IRwiIn M. [Review of:] McCartuy, P. M., G. Canary Islands (bryophytes), 383+
KANTVILAS, and S. H. J. J. Louwnorr (eds.). Lichen- CANO, Maria J. See JIMENEZ, JUAN A., 575+
ological Contributions in Honour of Jack Elix. Biblio- Canonical Correspondence Analysis (CCA), 384+*
theca Lichenologica 78:1—444, 341+ Cao, Ton. See Liu, YinGpi, 53+
Bropo, IRWIN M. [Review of:] ORANGE, A., P. W. JAMES, Capronia peltigerae, 461
AND F. J. Wuite. Microchemical Methods for the Iden- Carbon cycling, 395+
tification of Lichens, 344+ Carbon fixation by bryophytes, 396
2003] INDEX TO VOLUME 106
CARGILL, D. CHRISTINE. See STOTLER, RAYMOND E., 130+ Copper toxicity (lichens), 263
Caribou-Poker Creek Research Watershed (lichenicolous Corticifraga peltigerae, 461
fungi), 460+ CRANDALL-STOTLER, BARBARA J. See STOTLER, RAYMOND
Cascade Range (lichen species richness), 250+ E., 130+
Catascopium (phylogeny), 281+; nigritum, 282+ Cranked wire method (NPP), 237+
Catawba River (Dermiscellum oulocheila), 312 Crocker Range Mts. (Malaysia), 458
Catoscopiaceae, 290 Crum, Howard [Memorial], 9+*
Cavernularia hultenii, 200; lophyrea, 200 Crum, HowarpD ALVIN. Structural Diversity of Bryophytes
Cecidonia umbonella, 542; xenophana, 542 [review], 342+
Cellulose-acetate disks, 439+ Cryopreservation (mosses), 270+
Cephalozia pleniceps, 375 Culberson Asiatic Arboretum, 367
Cephalozieila rubella, 201 Culberson, Chicita, 366+*, 497
Cetraria chlorophylla, 200 Culberson, William L. (scientific publications), 368+
Cetrelia cetrarioides, 200 Culberson, William Louis (1929-2003) [Memorial],
CHALUBINSKI, TyTUS, 348 365+"
Checklist of species (epiphytic lichens), 248+ Culberson, William Louis, 497+
Cheilolejeunea imbricata, 302+ Cultivation of mycobiont, 441+
Chemical site factors (epiphytic lichens), 257+ Culture of lichens, 439+
Chemistry (Enterographa), 278+ Cyanobionts (N, fixation), 399
CHEN, DIANA. See PRINGLE, ANNE, 221+ Cyanolichens, 247+
CHEN, XINBO, 498 Cyclodictyon laetevirens (cryopreservation), 270+
Chile (Peltigera ulcerata), 349+ Cystocoleus ebeneus, 596
Chinese Himalayas (Hypogymnia), 226+
Chloro-atranorin (Acroscyphus), 443 Daltoneaceae, 456
Chloroatranorin (Lecanora), 554 De Lesdain, Bouly, 314
Chloroplast DNA (Bartramiaceae), 280+ Dead trees (epiphytic lichens), 265
Chrysophanic acid (Acroscyphus), 443 Decarboxythamnolic acid (Cladonia), 415
Chrysophanol (Acroscyphus), 443 Decomposition (bryophytes), 398+
Cladia, 410 DEGUCHI, HIRONORI. See OHNISHI, NorIyAsu, 451+
Cladina, 410; stellaris, 260 Dehydration (mosses), 270+
Cladistic analysis (Bartramiaceae), 280+ Dehydrogenase activity (Cladonia), 583+
Cladogram (Lejeuneaceae), 303* DELGADILLO M., CLAUDIO. [Review of:] GUERRA, J. AND
Cladonia (New Zealand), 410+; archeri, 411+; aspera, R. M. Cros (Coordinators). Flora Briofitica Ibérica
411+; capitella, 410; chlorophaea, 200; coniocraea, [Fascicle 1] Pottiaceae: Weissia, Astomum, Trihosto-
417; corniculata, 417; cornuta, 420; corymbescens, mum. [Fascicle 3] Pottiaceae: Syntrichia, 492
429; cristatella, 439+, 583+; cucullata, 411+; cyano- Dermatiscum porcellanum, 3/2
pora sp. nov., 411+*; darwinii sp. nov., 411+*; ec- Dermatocarpon polyphyllizum, 596+
mocyna, 411+; floerkeana, 417; fruticulosa, 411+; Dermiscellum, 311+; catawbensis, 3/2; oulocheila comb.
furcata, 200; fuscofunda sp. nov., 411+*; gallowayi nov., 311+*
sp. nov., 411+*; glebosa, 411+; gracilis subsp. tener- Dessication tolerance (mosses), 270+
rima, 429; imbricata, 411+; incerta sp. nov., 411+*; Detrended Correspondence Analysis (DCA), 384+*
melanopoda, 411+; murrayi, 410; neozelandica, 410; Dicranum fulvellum, 532; fuscescens, 201, 375; groenlan-
nitidella sp. nov., 411+*; nudicaulis, 411+; ochroch- dicum, 375; scoparium, 375; scottianum, 385+; un-
lora, 417; pertricosa, 411+; praetermissa, 411+; pul- dulatum, 377
chra sp. nov., 411+*; ramulosa, 417; rigida, 410; sca- Didymodon revolutus, 575+*m
briuscula, 417; singularis, 422; southlandica, 410; spp., DIEDERICH, PAUL. See ERTZ, DAMIEN, 465+
200; squamosa, 200, 422; strangulata sp. nov., DIEDERICH, PAUL. See LAWREY, JAMES D., 80+
411+*; subchordalis, 412; subdigitata, 410; subradiata, DIEDERICH, PAUL. [Review of:] ETayo, JAVIER. Aportacion
417; subsubulata, 410; subulate, 200; sulphurina, 200; al conocimiento de los hongos liquenicolas de Colom-
tenerrima sp. nov., 41 | +; transcendens, 200; uncialis, bia, 629+
411+; verruculosa, 412 Diffractaic acid (Hypogymnia), 231
Cladoniaceae, 410+ Diploicin (Lecanora), 554
Cladoniaceae (Notocladonia), 162+ Dissolved organic carbon, 397
Clauzadeana macula, 542 Distichium capillaceum, 375; inclinatum, 375
Climacium-type branch primordia, 289 Ditrichum cornubicum (cryopreservation), 270+
Climate factors (mosses), 516+ Divaricatic acid (Notocladonia), 162+
Coast Range (lichen species richness), 250+ Divaricatic acid (Ophioparma), 530
Cololejeunea macounii, 302+; peraffinis, 302+; shaefferi, Diversity (epiphytes), 202+
385+ DNA (Bartramiaceae), 280+
Cololejeuneae, 299+ DNA (Lejeuneaceae), 297+
Community composition (epiphytic lichens), 246+ Douglas-fir (epiphytes), 205+
Competition (epiphytic lichens), 263 Douglas-fir (epiphytic lichens), 247+
Conductivity (species richness and rarity), 377 Douinia ovata, 201
Connorstictic acid (Bryoria), 591+ Drepanocladus aduncus, 375; polycarpus, 375
Conostomoideae, 290 Drepanolejeunea erecta, 302+; hamatifolia, 386+
Conostomum pentastichum, 282+; tetragonum, 282+ Duke University, 367
Continental bogs, 236+
Controls on bryophyte growth, 396 Ecology (Bryoria), 588+
Copper in bark and stemflow, 263 Editor’s Report—2002, 499
THE BRYOLOGIST
Edward Tuckerman Award for Best Lichenological Paper, Forest Health Monitoring Program, 249
498 Fossombronia, 130+; angulosa var. caespitiformis, 131;
EGAN, ROBERT S. What is the Lichen Parmelia graminicola caespitiformis subspecies multispira, subspecies et
B. de Lesd.?, 314+ status nov., 131; caledonica, 131; cristata, 131; cris-
Elements in bark and stemflow, 266 tula var. verdoornii, 131; crozalsii, 132; dumortieri var.
ELLYSON, WILLIAM J. T. and STEPHEN C. SILLETT. Epiphyte robusta, 132; echinata, 132; fleischeri, 132; foreaui,
Communities on Sitka Spruce in an Old-Growth Red- 133; hamato-hirta, 133; himalayensis, 133; hispidissi-
wood Forest, 197+ ma, 134; husnotii, 134; husnotii var. anglica, 134; in-
2modin (Sticta), 67 curva, 134; indica, 134; intermedia, 134: japonica,
3ncapsulation (mosses), 270+ 135; kashyapii, 135; lamellata, 135; latifolia, 135; lev-
nterographa, 278+; angustissima, 278+; bella, 278+; ieri, 135; loitelsbergeri, 135; longiseta, 136; macounii,
by ssoidea 278+; deslooveri, 278+; foliicola, 278+; 136; macrocalyx, 136; mauritanica, 137; microspora,
mazosiae, 278+; multiseptata, 278+; seychellensis, 137; mittenii, 137; papillata, 138; perpusilla, 138;
278+ pumila, 138; pusilla var. B capitata, 138; pusilla var.
ntosthodon laxus, 309 corsa, 138; pusilla var. cristatella, 138; pusilla var. de-
2picladonia sandstedei, 461 cipiens, 139; pusilla var. ochrospora, 139; reticulata,
piphytes (branches), 265 139; salina, 139; stephanii, 139; tuberifera, 140; ver-
3piphytes (dieback-affected spruce), 263 rucosa, 140; wondraczekii, 140; wondraczekii var. ru-
ipiphytes (Sitka spruce), 197+ bella, 140+
piphytic bryophyte communities, 383+ Fragilin (Sticta), 67+
erica scoparia, 383+ FRAHM, J.-P. Biologie der Moose [review], 494
srioderma sorediatum, 200 FRODEN, PATRIK and LOUISE LINDBLOM. Josefpoeltia parva,
2RTZ, DAMIEN, MIKHAIL ZHURBENKO, PAUL DIEDERICH and A New Combination in Josefpoeltia (Teloschistaceae),
JOLANTA MIADLIKOWSKA. A New Species of Plectocar- 447+
pon (Lichenicolous Roccellaceae, Ascomycota) on Frullania, 299+; dilatata, 302+; microphylla, 385+; nis-
Peltigera, 465 + quallensis, 201; polysticta, 386+; tamarisci, 385+; te-
ZSSLINGER, THEODORE I Recent Literature on Lichens neriffae, 385+
188, 1794 Frullanioideae, 300+
ISSLINGER, THEODORE L Recent Literature on Lichens FRYDAY, ALAN M. and KATHERINE A. GLEw. Sterocaulon
189, 320+ nivale, comb. nov., Yet Another Crustose Species in
=SSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens the Genus, 565+
190, 476+ Fumarprotocetraric acid (Cladonia), 412+
SSSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens Fumarprotocetraric acid (Pyrrhospora), 562
191. 599 + Funaria hygrometrica, 375
2SSLINGER, THEODORE L. [Review of:] Thomson, John W. Funariaceae, 309
Lichens of Wisconsin, 495+ Funariineae, 290
rayoO, JAVIER. Aportacion al conocimiento de los hongos Funnelling ratios, 391
liquenicolas de Colombia [review], 629+
turhynchium meridionale, 385+; oreganum, 201; prae- Gametophyte segment (Hylocomium splendens), 216+
longum, 386+; pulchellum, 375; pumilum, 386+ Gangaleoidin (Lecanora), 554
Zurope (Punctelia), 317+ Gaps (epiphytic lichen diversity), 247+
=xsiccat (Farlow Herbarium), 497 Germany (forest dieback), 257+
Glacier Peak Wilderness Area, 444
“AHSELT, DIANNE. See BACKOR, MARTIN, 439+ GLAvicH, DouG A. The Distribution, Ecology, and Tax-
“AHSELT, DIANNE. See BACKOR, MARTIN, 583+ onomy of Bryoria spiralifera and B. pseudocapillaris
‘arlow Herbarium, 497 on the Samoa Peninsula, Humbolt Co., Coastal North-
‘arnoldia micropsis, 542 ern California, 588+
“e (lichens), 262 GLEW, KATHERINE A. See FRYDAY, ALAN M., 565+
‘fecundity (Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia), 223+ GLEW, KATHERINE A. See JONESON, SUZANNE, 443+
‘ellhanera naevia, 2 GLIME, JANICE M. See Liu, YINGpI, 53+
iFE, ALLAN and BERNARD GoFFINET. The Identity of Tay- GopFREY, GEOFFREY. See GODFREY, JUDITH L., 192+
loria maidenii, 309+ Goprrey, JUDITH L. and GEOFFREY A. GODFREY. [Review
*IFE, ALLAN. [Review of:] Buck, W. R., D. H. Virt, and of:] SCHOFIELD, WILFRED B. Field Guide to Liverwort
W. H. MALCOLM Key to the Genera of Australian Genera of Pacific North America, 192+
Mosses, 627 4 GOFFINET, BERNARD, JOLANTA MIADLIKOWSKA, and TREVOR
issidens, 578+; cagoui sp. nov., 578+ *; consociatus, GOwARD. Phylogenetic Inferences Based on nrDNA
581; crispulus, 581; oblongifolius, 581+; pallidus, Sequences Support Five Morphospecies Within the
581+; pseudopallidus, 581; rigidulus, 581; serratus, Peltigera didactyla Complex (Lichenized Ascomy-
582 cetes), 349+
Fissidentaceae (Fissidens), 578+ GOFFINET, BERNARD. [Review of:] FRAHM, J.-P. Biologie
Fitness (fungal), 221+ der Moose, 494
Fixed alignment, 306 GOFFINET, BERNARD. See FIFE, ALLAN, 309+
FLATBERG, KJELL I. and KAREN THINGSGAARD. Taxonomy GONZALEZ-MANCEBO, JUANA MARIA, ANA LOSADA-LIMA,
and Geography of Sphagnum tundrae With a Descrip- and SUZANNE MCALISTER. Host Specificity of Epi-
tion of S. mirium sp. nov. (Sphagnaceae, sect. Squar- phytic Bryophyte Communities of a Laurel Forest on
rosa), 501+ Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain), 383+
Fleischerobryum longicolle, 282+ GOWARD, TREVOR. See GOFFINET, BERNARD, 349+
Flowersia campylopus, 282+; sinensis, 282+ Graphis sp., 201
Foliicolous Enterographa, 278 + Graphium aphthosae, 461
Forest dieback and lichen diversity, 257+ Grave of Tytus Chatubinski, 348*
2003] INDEX TO VOLUME 106
Great Discoveries in Bryology and Lichenology. The shaugii, 200, 231; kangdingensis, 23/; laxa sp. nov.,
Turning Point in Bryology: Bryologia Europaea by Ph. 226+*; macrospora, 226+*; oceanica, 232; physodes,
Bruch, W. Ph. Schimper, and W. T. Giimbel, 24+ 200, 259+; physodes (Mn damage), 262*; pseudocy-
Great Smoky Mountains (Sticta), 61+ phellata sp. nov., 226+*; pseudocyphellata (uniden-
Grimmia latifolia, 43/; strigosa, 43/+* ; torreyana, 43/; tified substances), 234; pseudophysodes, 232; subvit-
trichodon, 431 tata, 230+*; vittata, 226+
Growth (mosses), 516+ Hypopterygiaceae (phylogenetic analysis), 458
Growth forms (bryophytes), 385+
Ilex canariensis, 383+; perado subsp. Platyphylla, 383+
GuERRA, J. and R. M. Cros (Coordinators). Flora Briofi-
Impact factor (The Bryologist), 499
tica Ibérica [Fascicle |] Pottiaceae: Weissia, Astomum,
Intralichen christiansenii, 461
Trichostomum. [Fascicle 3] Pottiaceae: Syntrichia [re-
Isoarthothelin (Lecanora), 558
view], 492
Isothecium cristatum, 201; myosuroides, 201, 386+
GUMBEL, W. T., 24+
Isozymes (Sphagnum), 503+
Gyalectidium nashii sp. nov., 2+*; paolae sp. nov.,
ITS! (Lejeuneaceae), 301
3+*; rosae-emiliae sp. nov., 4+*
ITS1 (Peltigera), 350+
Gyalideopsis applanata sp. nov., 5+*
ITS2 (Peltigera), 350+
Gymnostomum (Physcomitrium) laxum, 309
ITS2 region (Lejeuneaceae), 299+
Gyrophoric acid (Acroscyphus), 443
Gyrophoric acid (Enterographa), 278+ Jackknife analysis, 284
Gyrophoric acid (Peltigera), 350+ JANSSENS, JOANNES A. See ANDRUS, RICHARD E., 435+
Gyrophoric acid (Punctelia), 317+ Japan (Schistochila), 451+
Japewia tornoensis, 462
Habitats (bryophytes), 372+ JIMENEZ, JUAN A., ROSA M. Ros, and Maria J. Cano. Di-
Haemoventosin (Ophioparma), 530 dymodon revolutus (Bryopsida, Pottiaceae), A Species
HALSEY, LINDA A. See VitT, DALE H., 235+ New to the Asian Flora, 575+
HALSEY, LINDA A. See VitT, DALE H., 372+ JONESON, SUZANNE and KATHERINE A. GLEW. Acroscyphus
HAMMER, SAMUEL. Notes on Cladoniaceae in New Zea- (Caliciaceae) in North America, 443+
land, 410+ JORGENSEN, PER MAGNus. Notes on Some Misunderstood,
HAMMER, SAMUEL. Notocladonia, a New Genus in the Cla- Subtropical Parmeliella Species, 121+
doniaceae, 162+ Josefpoeltia boliviensis, 447+; parva (conidia), 449*;
Hardwoods (lichen diversity), 252 parva comb. nov., 447+*; sorediosa, 447+
Harpalejeunea molleri, 386+ Jubula, 299+; hutchinsiae, 302+; japonica, 302+
Harz Mountains (Germany), 258+ Jubuloideae, 299+
HAucK, MARKus. New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichen-
Key (selected taxa of Cladonia), 411
ology. Epiphytic Lichen Diversity and Forest Dieback:
The Role of Chemical Site Factors, 257+ Key (sorediate Punctelia in North America and Europe),
318
Hauck, Marcus. See SPRIBILLE, ToBy, 560+
Key (Sticta in Great Smoky Mountains), 68+
HEINLEN, ERICA R. and DALE H. Virtrt. Patterns of Rarity
Key habitats (bryophytes), 372+*
in Mosses of the Okanogan Highlands of Washington
Key to American species of the Caloplaca squamosa
State: An Emerging Coarse Filter Approach to Rare
group, 147+
Moss Conservation, 34+
Key to Antarctic Schistidium, 572+
Helicophyllum, 289
Key to Benitotania and related genera, 456
HERRERA-CAmMpos, MARiA De Los ANGELES and ROBERT
Key to Menegazzia species in Taiwan, 158
LUCKING. The Foliicolous Lichen Flora of Mexico II.
Key to Ophioparma species, 531
New Species from the Montane Forest in Oaxaca and
Key to red-fruited Pyrrhospora in western North America,
Puebla, | +
563+
HERTEL, HANNES and MIKHAIL P. ANDREEV. On Some Sax-
Key to sorediate Parmeliella, 128
icolous Lecideoid Lichens of the Beringian Region and
Key to species of Hypogymnia with rimmed holes, 226
Adjacent Areas of Eastern Siberia and the Russian Far
Key to the foliicolous Enterographa species with 3-5 sep-
East, 539+
tate ascospores, 279
Heterodermia leucomelos, 200
Key to the species in the P. didactyla complex, 361+
High temperature stress (mosses), 53+
Homalothecium sericeum, 386+ Keystone species, 372+
KINSER, ABEL. See VitT, DALE H., 372+
Homosekikaic acid (Cladonia), 423
Hookeriaceae (phylogenetic analysis), 458 KONRAT, MATTHEW VON. [Review of:] SCHUSTER, RU-
DOLPH. Austral Hepaticae Part Il. Nova Hedwigia
Host specificity (bryophytes), 383+
Beiheft 119, 492
Hotspots (epiphytic lichens), 246+
KRAYESKY, DAvip. See STOTLER, RAYMOND E., 130+
HPLC (Sticta), 67+
Husnotiella revolute, 575 La Farge, Catherine, 498
Hylocomium splendens, 212+ Lal, MING-Jou. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 157+
Hypnum circinale, 201; lindbergii, 375; uncinulatum, Lamb, Ivan Mackenzie, 497
385+ Lamy, DENIS and NICOLAS RoBIN. The Turning Point in
Hypocenomyce australis, 597; foveata, 597 Bryology: Bryologia Europaea by Ph. Bruch, W. Ph.
Hypogymnia (key), 226 Schimper, and W. T. Giimbel, 24+
Hypogymnia, 226+; apinnata, 200; bitteri, 233; bulbosa Laurel forest (bryophytes), 383+
sp. nov., 226+*; bulbosa P— chemotype, 226+; bul- LAURSEN, GARY. See ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL, 460+
bosa P+ chemotype, 227; congesta sp. nov., 226+*; Laurus azorica, 383+
delavayi, 226; diffractaica sp. nov., 226+*; duplicata, LAwrey, JAMES D. and PAUL DIEDERICH. Lichenicolous
231; enteromorpha, 200, 226+; hengduanensis, Fungi: Interactions, Evolution, and Biodiversity, 80+
226+*; hengduanensis ssp. kangdingensis, 23/; im- Lecanora carneolutescens, 553+*; conizaeoides, 259+;
THE BRYOLOGIST [VOL. 106
demosthenesii spec. nov., 554+*; discernenda, 155; Lobaria fuliginosa, 76; oregana, 74+, 252; oreganata, 200;
guderleyi spec. nov., 555*; intricate, 597; murorum pulmonaria, 74+*, 200, 253; scrobiculata, 200
subsoluta, /5/; orizabana, 555+*; pallidochlorina Lobule development (Lejeuneaceae), 306
spec. nov., 556+*; pseudachroa spec. nov., 557+*; Lophocolea bidentata, 386+; fragans, 386+; spp., 385+
pulicaris, 201; ryanii spec. nov., 558; sp., 201; sub- Lopholejeunea brunnea, 302+
fusca, 201; subfusca group, 552+; subsoluta, /5/+*m; Lophozia incisa, 375; laxa, 375
sulphurea, 542 LosabDA-LIMA, ANA. See GONZALEZ-MANCEBO, JUANA Ma-
Lecanoraceae (Pyrrhospora), 560+ RIA, 3834
Lecanorales (Ascomycotina), 552+ Loxosporopsis corallifera, 201
Lecanoric acid (Punctelia), 317+ LSU rDNA (Peltigera), 350+
Lecanoric acid (Punctelia graminicola), 315 LUCKING, ROBERT. [Review of:] STAIGER, BETTINA. Die
Lecidea algaeida, 54/; atrobrunnea chemotype 0, 542; Flechtenfamilie Graphidaceae. Studien in Richtung ei-
atrobrunnea chemotype FE 542+; auriculata ssp. auri- ner natiirlicheren Gliederung, 345+
culata, 543; auriculata ssp. brachyspora, 543; cataw- LUCKING, ROBERT. See HERRERA-CAMPOS, MARIA DE Los
bensis, 3//; cf. promiscua, 546+; confluens, 543+; ANGELES, | +
confluens f. refluens, 543; confluentula, 544; dendro- LuMmBSCH, H. THORSTEN, MARIA INES MEssuTI, and THOM-
clinis, 544; diducens, 544; ecrustacea, 544; epiiodiza, AS H. Nasu, II. New or Overlooked Species in the
549; lapicida var. lapicida, 544; lapicida var. panther- Lecanora subfusca Group from Southwestern North
ina, 545; lenensis, 54/; lugubrior, 542; lygotropa, America (Lecanorales, Ascomycotina), 552+
545+; paupercula, 546; plana, 546; promiscens, 546; LuMBSCH, H. THORSTEN. See MessuTi, MARIA INES, 596+
silacea, 547; subfumosa f. poliocarpa, 542; swartzioi- Lutzoni, Francois, 498
dea, 547; tessellata chemotypes, 547; tolstoi, 542; um- LUTZONI, FRANCOIS. See MCDONALD, TAMI, 61 +
bronata, 547+
Macrolichens (epiphytic), 247+
Leiomela aristifolia, 282+; bartramioides, 282+
Magnesium (lichens), 262
Lejeunea canariensis, 386+; catanduana, 302+ ; cavifolia, Malaysia (Benitotania), 454+
302+: eckloniana, 386+; flava, 386+; lamacerina, Malesia (Benitotania), 454+
386+; mandonii, 386+
Manganese in bark and stemflow, 261+
Lejeuneaceae (history of subfamilies), 298+; (phylogeny),
Manganese in soil, 262
297 +
Marchantiophyta (Fossombronia), 130+
Lejeuneae, 299+ Marchesinia mackaii, 385+
Lejeunea-type branching, 297+ MARTIN, ERIN P. See MCCUNE, BRUCE, 226+
I ejeuneoideae, 299 + MARTINEZ, ISABEL and GREGORIO ARAGON. Ophioparma
LENDEMER, JAMES C. Dermiscellum oulocheila, Forgotten juniperiicola, a New Lichen from Spain, 528+
Priority and Nomenclatural Confusion in the Physci-
MARTINEZ, ISABEL. See ARAGON, GREGORIO, 143+
aceae (Lichenized Ascomycetes), 311+ Mastigolejeunea auriculata, 302+
Lepidolejeunea bidentula, 302+
“Matrix” lichens, 247+
I epraria sp., 201 MAYRHOFER, HELMUT, 498
Leptobryum pyriforme, 282+ MCALISTER, SUZANNE. See GONZALEZ-MANCEBO, JUANA
I eptodon longisetus, 385+ Maria, 383+
I eptolejeunea elliptica, 302+ McCartny, P. M., G. KAntviLas, and S. H. J. J. Louw-
Lesson, P. P, 443 HOFF (eds.). Lichenological Contributions in Honour of
Léveillé, J. H., 443 Jack Elix. Bibliotheca Lichenologica 78:1—444 [re-
Lewis SMITH, RONALD I. See OCHYRA, RYSZARD, 569+ view], 341+
Lichen culture, 439+ McClelland Lake Wetland, 372+m
Lichen didactylus, 36/ McCune, Bruce, 498
Lichen diversity (epiphytic), 257+ McCune, Bruce, ERIN P. MARTIN, and LI-SONG WANG.
Lichen diversity (Western Oregon), 246+ Five New Species of Hypogymnia with Rimmed Holes
Lichen fiora, foliicolous, | + from the Chinese Himalayas, 226+
Lichen galls, 83+ McCune, Bruce. See PETERSON, Eric B., 246+
Lichen resynthesis, 439+ McDONALD, TAMI, JOLANTA MIADLIKOWSKA, and FRANCOIS
Lichen, re-synthesized (Cladonia), 583+ Lutzonl. The Lichen Genus Sticta in the Great Smoky
Lichenicolous fungi, 80+; from Central Alaska, 460+ Mountains: A Phylogenetic Study of Morphological,
Lichenoconium erodens, 462; lecanorae, 462 ; usneae, 462 Chemical, and Molecular Data, 61+
Lichens (Tierra del Fuego), 596+ Meesia longiseta, 375; uliginosa, 282+
Lichens, saxicolous lecideoid, 539+ Melanographa oulocheila, 3//
I imiting factor (Sphagnum fuscum), 242 Melaspilea oulocheila, 3/2
I imprichtia cossonii, 375 Membrane permeability (mosses), 53+
I ANDBLOM, LOUISE. See FRODEN, PATRIK, 447+ Memorial (William Dean Reese), 497+
I ist (Genera of lichenicolous fungi), 92+ Menegazzia, 157+; anteforata sp. nov., 158+*; asahi-
I ist of species (Epiphytic lichens), 248+ nae, 161; primaria sp. nov., |159+*; pseudocyphel-
I ist of the mosses of Okanogan Highlands, Washington, lata sp. nov., 160*; terebrata, 161, 200
384 : : :
Merismatium heterophractum, 462
List of Trans-American bipolar mosses, 536 MessuTI, Maria INES, GERNOT VoBis, and H. THORSTEN
Liu, YINnGpI, TONG Cao, and JANICE M. GLIME. The LumBscu. Additions to the Lichen Flora of Tierra del
Changes of Membrane Permeability of Mosses under Fuego, 596+
High Temperature Stress, 53+ MessuTi, MArRia INEs. See LuMBsCH, H. THORSTEN, 552+
LLIMONA, XAVIER, H. THORSTEN LUMBSCH, and SIEGLINDE Methylgyrophoric acid (Peltigera), 350+
Orr. Progress and Problems in Lichenology at the Metzgeria furcata, 386+
Turn of the Millennium [Review], 626+ Metzgeriopsioideae, 307
2003] INDEX TO VOLUME 106
Mexico, lichen flora, 1+ Nitrogen cycling, 395+
Miadlikowska, Jolanta, 498 Nitrogen deposition (Sphagnum fuscum), 235+
MIADLIKOWSKA, JOLANTA. See ERTZ, DAMIEN, 465+ Nitrogen fixation (cyanobionts), 399
MIADLIKOWSKA, JOLANTA. See GOFFINET, BERNARD, 349+ Nitrogen loading, 402
MIADLIKOWSKA, JOLANTA. See MCDONALD, TAMI, 61+ NMS, 250
Microclimate (epiphytic lichens), 263 NO, in stemflow, 265
Microlejeunea ulicina, 302+, 385+ NONA, 284
Microsites (epiphytic lichens), 257+ Non-metric multidimensional scaling, 250
Miriquidica deusta chemotypes, 548; leucophaeoides, 548; Norbarbatic acid, 232
lulensis, 548+; pulvinata, 549 Norstictic acid (Bryoria), 591+
Mn/Ca ratio (lichen cover), 261+ Norstictic acid (Miriquidica), 548
Mn/Fe ratio (bark), 265 North America (Acroscyphus), 444+m
Mnium hornum, 282+ North America, Southwestern (Lecanora), 552+
Monophyly (Bartramiaceae), 288+ North America, Western (Pyrrhospora), 560+
Montane forest, Mexico, | + North American Punctelia, 317+
Morphological characters (Bartramiaceae), 293+ North Carolina (Dermiscellum oulocheila), 312
Morphological characters (Bryoria), 592+ Notes (Grave of Tytus Chatubiriski), 348
Morphology (Bartramiaceae), 280+ Notocladonia, 410; gen. nov., 162+; cochleata comb.
Morphometry (Sphagnum), 503+ mewv.,. 163°+*; undulata sp. nov., 163+ *
Morphospecies (Peltigera didactyla complex), 349+
Mosses (cryopreservation), 270+ Oaxaca, Mexico, | +
Mosses, high temperature stress, 53+ Ochrolechia juvenalis, 201; spp., 201; szatalaensis, 201;
Mosses, membrane permeability, 53+ trochophora, 201
Mother-and-daughter-segment pairs, 216+ OcHYRA, RyYSZARD. The Grave of Tytus Chatubinski
Mt. Kinabalu (Malaysia), 454+ (1820-1889) [Note], 348
Muellerella lichenicola, 462 OcHyRA, RYSZARD and WILLIAM R. Buck. Arctoa fulvella,
MULLER, FRANK, RONALD A. PURSELL, MARIA A. BRUG- New to Tierra del Fuego, with Notes on Trans-Amer-
GEMAN-NANNENGA. A Contribution to the Fissidens ican Bipolar Bryogeography, 532+
(Musci, Fissidentaceae) of New Caledonia, Including OcuyRA, RysZARD, HALINA BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, and RON-
F. cagoui, sp. nov., 578+ ALD I. Lewis SmiTH. Schistidium deceptionense, A
Multivariate analyses (community composition), 250+ New Moss Species from the South Shetland Islands,
Muona, Jyrki. See AHONEN, INKERI, 297+ Antarctica, 569+
Mycobiont (Cladonia), 583+ OHNISHI, NortyAsu and HIRONORI DEGUCHI. A New Spe-
Mycobiont colonies (culture), 440* cies of Schistochila (Hepaticae) from East Asia, 451+
Mycobionts (culture), 439+ Oil sands mining, 236+m
Mycoblastus sanguinarius, 201 Okanogan Highlands (mosses), 34+m
Myrica faya, 383+ MKLAND, RUNE H. See RYDGREN, KNUT, 212+
Myriocoleoideae, 307 Old-growth redwood forest, 197+
Naked branch primordia, 289 Old-growth stand (epiphytic lichens), 247+
NASH, THOMAS H., III. See LUMBscH, H. THORSTEN, 552+ Ombrogenous peatlands, 235+
Neckera complanata, 386+; douglasii, 201; intermedia, Opegrapha oulocheila, 3//
385+ Ophioparma juniperiicola sp. nov., 528+*
Neosharpiella (phylogeny), 281+ Optimization alignment, 306
Neosharpiella aztecorum, 282+ ORANGE, A., P. W. JAMEs, and FE. J. White. Microchemical
Neoteny (Cololejeuneae), 306 Methods for the Identification of Lichens [review],
Nephroma bellum, 200; helveticum, 200; laevigatum, 200 344+
Net primary production (bryophytes), 396 Oregon (lichen diversity), 246+
Net primary production (Sphagnum fuscum), 237+ Orthotricum elegans, 375; lyellii, 200; papillosum, 201
New Caledonia (Fissidens), 578+
Paludella squarrosa, 375
New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichenology. Epiphytic
Pannaria cinerata, /2/; cinerata var. exornata, /2/; imbri-
Lichen Diversity and Forest Dieback: The Role of
Chemical Site Factors, 257+ catula, 1/26; sorediata, 127; vainioi, /27
New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichenology. Lichenicol- Parietin (Sticta), 67
ous Fungi: Interactions, Evolution, and Biodiversity, Parmelia borreri, 314; borreri var. ulophylla, 317; gramin-
icola, 3/4+; hygrophila, 201; hypoleucites, 314; ma-
80+
New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichenology. The Role of crospora, 232; pannosa var. sorediata, /28; saxatilis,
Bryophytes in Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling, 395+ 201; semansiana, 3/4+; squarrosa, 201; subrudecta,
New Mexico (Punctelia graminicola), 314+ 314; subvittata, 232; sulcata, 201
New South Wales (Tayloria), 309 Parmeliaceae (Menegazzia), 157+
New York (forest dieback), 264 Parmeliella, 121+; cinerata comb. nov., 121+ *: exor-
New Zealand (Cladoniaceae), 410+ nata comb. nov., 121+*: flavida sp. nov., 123+*;
New Zealand (Entosthodon), 309 fuscata sp. nov., 123+*; imbricatula comb. nov.,
News and Notes [106(1)], 196 126+*; isidiopannosa nom. & stat. nov., 126+*; ni-
News and Notes [106(3)], 497+ grocincta var. insularis, /2/; pannosa var. coralloidea,
126+; stylophora, 123; vainioi comb. nov., 127+*
Nipponolejeunea pilifera, 302+ Parmeliopsis ambigua, 259; hyperopta, 259
Nipponolejeuneae, 299+ Parmotrema arnoldii, 201; chinense, 201; crinitum, 201
Nitrogen assimilation (bryophytes), 401 Parsimony Jackknifer Jac version 4.22, 284
Nitrogen concentration (Sphagnum fuscum), 238+ PAUP (Sticta), 66+
638 THE BRYOLOGIST [VOL. 106
PAYETTE, SERGE and LINE ROCHEFORT. Ecologie des tour- Porella canariensis, 385+; navicularis, 201
biéres du Québec-Labrador [review], 193+ Pottiaceae (Didymodon), 575+
PCA (Sphagnum), 508+ POY, 302
PCR (Lejeuneaceae), 301+ Pretreatment (cryopreservation), 270+
PCR (Peltigera), 352 PRINGLE, ANNE, DIANA CHEN, and JOHN W. TAYLOR. Sex-
PCR (Sticta), 66+ ual Fecundity is Correlated to Size in the Lichenized
Pearson correlation coefficients (mosses), 517+ Fungus Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia, 221+
Peat accumulation, 399 Productivity (bryophytes), 396+
Peatland, hypermaritime coastal, 516+ Pronectria erythrinella, 462
Peatlands (key habitats), 372+ Protocetraric acid (Calvitimela), 542
Peatlands (nitrogen deposition), 235+ Protocetraric acid (Cladonia), 412
Peltigera, 465+; aphthosa, 260, 350+; canina [subsp.] ex- Protocetraric acid (Enterographa), 278+
tenuata, 359; canina group, 350+; canina var. extenu- Protocetraric acid (Hypogymnia), 227+
ata, 359; castanea sp. nov., 351 +*; continentalis, 351; Pseudevernia furfuracea, 259
didactyla, 350+; didactyla complex, 349+; didactyla Pseudocyphellaria anomala, 200; anthraspis, 200; crocata,
complex (key), 361+; didactyla var. extenuata, 359; 74+*, 200
extenuata, 351+; kristinssonii, 351; lambinonii, 350+; Pseudotsuga menziesii (epiphytic lichens), 247+
leucophlebia, 465+; polydactylon sensu lato, 350+; Psoromic acid (Enterographa), 278+
retifoveata, 350+ ; rufescens, 360; sp. 1, 351+; sp. 2 Ptychanthoideae, 299+
351+; sp. 3, 351+; ulcerata, 350+; vainioi, 361+ Ptychanthus striatus, 302+
Pertusaria ophthalmiza, 201 Puebla, Mexico, | +
PETERSON, Eric B. and BRucE McCune. The Importance Punctelia (sorediate species), 317+
of Hotspots for Lichen Diversity in Forests of Western Punctelia borreri, 317+; graminicola comb. nov., 314+;
Oregon, 246+ missouriensis, 317+; perreticulata, 317+m,; punctilla,
pH (species richness and rarity), 377 317; semansiana, 3/5; stictica, aT +: subrudecta,
Phacopsis huuskonenii, 462; oxyspora var. oxyspora, 462 317+; ulophylla, 317+
Phaeosporobolus usneae, 462 URSELL, RONALD A. [Review of:] BEEVER, J.. B. MAL-
Philonotis (phylogeny), 281+ COLM, and N. MALCOLM. The Moss Genus Fissidens in
Philonotis bartramioides, 282+; falcata, 282+; fontana, New Zealand. An Illustrated Key. Te Puninga Fissi-
282+; scabrifolia, 282+; thwaitesii, 282+; vagans, dens I Aotearoa, 341
282+; vescoana, 282+ RSELL, RONALD A. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 168+
Phoma peltigerae, 462 RSELL, RONALD A. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 469+
Phorophytes (bryophyte communities), 383+ RSELL, RONALD A. Buck, WILLIAM R., 332+
Photosynthetic efficiency, 396 RSELL, RONALD A. See BUCK, WILLIAM R., 618+
Phylogenetic analyses (Benitotania and related genera), RSELL, RONALD A. See MULLER, FRANK, 578+
458 Pyrrhobryum spiniforme, 282+; vallis-gratiae, 282+
Phylogenetic analyses (Peltigera), 352 Pyrrhospora cinnabarina, 562*; gowardiana sp. nov.,
Phylogenetic analysis (Bartramiaceae), 280+ 560+ *m
Phylogenetic study (Sticta), 61+
Quathlamba, 28/ +
Phylogeny (Bartramiaceae), 280+
Phylogeny (Lejeuneaceae), 297 + R statistical package, 223
Phylogeny (Peltigera didactyla complex), 349+ Racomitrium affine, 431; heterostichum, 431; lanuginos-
Physciaceae (nomenclature), 311+ um, 517+; microcarpon, 433+*
Physodalic acid (Hypogymnia), 227+ Radula bolanderi, 201; jonesii, 386+; lindenbergiana,
Physodic acid (Hypogymnia), 227+ 386+
Picea abies (dieback), 258+* Rain forest canopies (epiphytes), 198+
Picea rubens (epiphytic lichens), 264+ Ramalea cochleata, /63; tribulosa, 165+*
Picea sitchensis (epiphytes), 197+ Ramalina farinacea, 200; roesleri, 200
Pigment analysis (Cladonia), 584+ Ramification (Hylocomium splendens), 216+
Pupo, SINIKKA. See AHONEN, INKERI, 297+ Rare moss conservation, 34+
Placodium miilleri, 155; squamosum, /50 Rarity (Acroscyphus), 444
Placynthiella icmalea, 597 Rarity (bryophytes), 373+
Plagiochila dubia, 386+; exigua, 385+; punctata, 385+ Rarity (mosses), 34+
Plagiomnium acutum, 55+; cuspidatum, 282+; drummon- rbcL gene (Bartramiaceae), 280+
dii, 375; ellipticum, 379 rbcL region (Lejeuneaceae), 299+
Plagiopus oederianus, 282+ Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(1), 168+
Plagiothecium laetum, 375; undulatum, 201 Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(2), 332+
Platismatia glauca, 201, 259; herrei, 201; norvegica, 2 Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(3), 469+
Platydictya jungermannioides, 375 Recent Literature on Bryophytes—106(4), 618+
Platygyrum repens, 375 Recent Literature on Lichens—188, 179+
Plectocarpon, 465+; arthonioides, 466; lambinonii, 466; Recent Literature on Lichens—189, 320+
peltigerae sp. nov., 465+* Recent Literature on Lichens—191, 599+
Pleurozium schreberi, 517+ Recent Literature on Lichens—190, 476+
Pollution (boreal landscape), 243 Reese, William Dean, 497
Pollution (bryophyte monitors), 402 Refractohilum peltigerae, 462
Pollution-sensitive epiphytic lichens, 257+ Reliciti Lecti Culbersonii, 497+
Polymorphism (Peltigera), 361 Report to Membership, 499
Polypodium glycyrrhiza, 201; scouleri, 201 Reproductive effort (Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia),
Polytrichum commune, 375; juniperinum, 375 223+
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Resynthesis of lichens, 439+ Sphagnaceae sect. Squarrosa (taxonomy and geography),
Reviewers of Manuscripts Submitted During 2002, 500 501+
RICHARD, PIERRE J. H. [Review:] PAYETTE, SERGE and LINE Sphagnum alaskense sp. nov., 435+*m; andersonianum,
ROCHEFORT. Ecologie des tourbiéres du Québec-Lab- 437; annulatum, 438; augustifolium, 437; austinii, 435,
rador, 193+ 517+; balticum, 438; centrale, 375, 435+*m,; fimbria-
RICHARDSON, DaAvipD H. S. [Review of:] SECKBACH, JOSEPH. tum, 375, 438; fuscum, 235+, 517+; jensenii, 438;
Symbiosis: Mechanisms and Model Systems, 628 lindbergii, 438, 517+; magellanicum, 435+*; majus,
Rimmed holes (Hypogymnia), 226+ 438; mendocinum, 438; mirium sp. nov., 501+*m;
Rimularia impavida, 549 obtusum, 375; pacificum, 437, 517+; papillosum, 437,
Riparian stands (lichen diversity), 247+ 517+; riparium, 375; rubellum, 437, 517+; russowii,
RoBIN, NicoLas. See LAMY, DENIS, 24+ 438; squarrosum, 437; subobesum, 438; subsecundum,
Rope techniques (Sitka spruce), 198 438; tenellum, 517+; teres, 438, 504+*; tundrae,
Ros, Rosa M. See JIMENEZ, JUAN A., 575+ 501+*m
Roselliniella peltigericola, 462 Spier, J. Leo. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 278+
rps4 gene (Bartramiaceae), 280+ Spiral transect method, 199*
Rugulosin (Acroscyphus), 443 Splachnaceae, 309
RYDGREN, KNUT and RUNE H. @KLAND. Short-Term Costs Splachnum sphaericum, 375
of Sexual Reproduction in the Clonal Moss Hylocom- Sporophyte production costs, 216+
ium splendens, 212+ SPRIBILLE, TOBY and MARKus HAUCK. Pyrrhospora gowar-
Saccogyna viticulosa, 386+ diana, A New Montane Lichen from Western North
Samoa Peninsula, California (Bryoria), 588+ America (Lecanoraceae, Lichenized Ascomycetes),
Sarah P. Duke Gardens, 367 560+
Scapania bolanderi, 201; irrigua, 375 Spruceanthus semirepandus, 302+
Schaereria fuscocinerea, 549 Squamatic acid (Cladonia), 422
Schimper, W. Ph., 24+* Squamella, 410
Schistidium acrocarpum, 431; confertum, 431; decepti- STAIGER, BETTINA. Die Flechtenfamilie Graphidaceae. Stu-
onense sp. nov., 569+*; gracile, 43/; papillosum, dien in Richtung einer natiirlicheren Gliederung [re-
431*; trichodon, 431; urnulaceum, 572+ view], 345+
Schistochila, 451+; sciurea, 453; yakushimensis sp. nov., Stand characteristics (wetland), 373+
431+* Steinia geophana, 463
SCHOFIELD, WILFRED B. A Field Guide to Liverwort Gen- Stem flow, 384+
era of Pacific North America [review], 192+ Stemflow chemistry hypothesis, 257+
SCHUSTER, RUDOLPH. Austral Hepaticae Part Il. Nova Hed- Stemflow sampling, 259*
wigia Beiheft 119 [review], 492 Stereocaulon nivale comb. nov., 565+*m; paschale, 439+
Science Citation Index, 499 Sticta (Great Smoky Mountains), 61+
Scientific Publications by William L. Culberson, 368+ Sticta beauvoisii, 71+*; carolinensis sp. nov., 72+*; da-
Sciureae (Schistochila), 453 maecornis B weigelii, 77; fragilinata sp. nov., 75+*;
Scutula epiblastematica, 462 fuliginosa, 76+*; limbata, 200; weigelii, 77*
SECKBACH, JOSEPH. Symbiosis: Mechanisms and Model Stictic acid (Cladonia), 415
Systems [review], 628 Stictic acid (Lecidea), 542+
Sematophyllum substrumulosum, 385 + Stictic acid (Miriquidica), 548
Sequence data (Bartramiaceae), 280+ Stictic acid complex (Menegazzia), 159+
Stigmatidium praepallens, 278
Sequencer 4.1.2, 301
Stigmidium pseudopeltideae, 463
Sexual fecundity (Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia), 221+
STOTLER, RAYMOND E., JAMES R. BRAY, JR., D. CHRISTINE
Sexual reproduction costs (Hylocomium splendens), 212+
CARGILL, DAVID KRAYESKY, and BARBARA J. CRAN-
Sexuality (lichens), 224
DALL-STOTLER. Typifications in the Genus Fossom-
SHAW, A. JONATHAN. [Review of:] CRUM, HOWARD ALVIN.
bronia (Marchantiophyta), 130+
Structural Diversity of Bryophytes, 342+
Substrates (lichen culture), 439+
Sheard, John W., 498
SULEIMAN, Monica. See AKIYAMA, HIROYUKI, 454+
Siberia and the Russian Far East (lichens), 539+
Sulphur in stemflow, 260+
SILLETT, STEPHEN C. See ELLYSON, WILLIAM J. T., 197+
Surface area (Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia), 222
SIPMAN, HARRIE J. M. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 278+
Synapomorphy (Hypogymnia), 226
Site characteristics (wetland), 373+
Synthetic lichens, 441+
Sitka spruce (epiphytes), 197+
Size (Hylocomium splendens), 216+ Taiwan (Menegazzia), 157+
Size (Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia), 221+ Tan, Benito C., 454
Skyrin (Acroscyphus), 443 Tatra Museum, 348
SMITH, RONALD I. Lewis. See OCHYRA, RYSZARD, 569+ TAYLOR, JOHN W. See PRINGLE, ANNE, 221+
Snags (epiphytic lichens), 265 Tayloria maidenii, 309
Soil carbon, 398 Teloschistaceae, 447+
Solute flushing, 398 Tenerife (bryophytes), 383+
South America (Josefpoeltia), 447+ Termination (Hylocomium splendens), 216+
South Carolina (Dermiscellum oulocheila), 312 Terrestrial ecosystems (C and N), 395+
South Shetland Islands, Antarctica (Schistidium), 569+ Tetraplodon angustatus, 375
Spain (Bacidia), 143+ Thailand (Schistochila), 453
Spain (Ophioparma), 528+ Thamnolic acid (Cladonia), 411+
SPARRIUS, LAURENS B. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 157+ Thelocarpon epibolum fo. longisporum, 463
Species richness (bryophytes), 373+ Thelomma spp., 443
Sphaerophorous globosus, 200 Thelotrema lepadinum, 201
THE BRYOLOGIST [VOL. 106
Thin Layer Chromotography (Enterographa), 279 KINSER. Patterns of Bryophyte Richness in a Complex
THINGSGAARD, KAREN. See FLATBERG, KJELL I., 501+ Boreal Landscape: Identifying Key Habitats at Mc-
Thiopanic acid (Lecanora), 558 Clelland Lake Wetland, 372+
Tholurna dissimilis, 443 Vitt, DALE H. [Review of:] ALLEN, BRUCE. Moss Flora of
THOMSON, JOHN W. Lichens of Wisconsin [review], 495 Central America Part 2. Encalyptaceae—Orthotricha-
Throughfall (canopy), 257+ ceae, 192
Thuidium cymbifolium, 55+; recognitum, 375 Vitt, DALE H. See HEINLEN, ERICA R., 34+
Thysanothecium, 410 Vosis, GERNOT. See MessuTi, MARiA INEs, 596+
Tierra del Fuego (Arctoa), 532+ von Humboldt, Friedrich Heinrich Alexander, 443
Tierra del Fuego (lichens), 596+ Vulpicida pinastri, 259
Timmia austriaca, 282+ ; megapolitana, 375
WANG, LI-SONG. See MCCUNE, BRUCE, 226+
TLC (Sticta), 66+
WARNER, BARRY, G. See ASADA, TARO, 516+
Tombs (famous bryologists), 348*
Warnstorfia exannulata, 375; fluitans, 375; tundrae, 375
Tomenthypnum nitens, 377
Washington State (Acroscyphus), 443 +
Trapeliopsis granulose, 597
Washington State (mosses), 34+
Trebouxia (Acroscyphus), 443
Water table depth (Sphagnum fuscum), 236+
Trebouxia erici, 439+, 583+; jamesii (Mn damage), 262*
Water-holding capacity (bark), 384+
Tree mapping (Sitka spruce), 198
WeEIs, GABRIELE. Morphologische und anatomische Unter-
Tricharia oaxacae sp. nov., 6+ *: subalbostrigosa, 7
suchungen der Sporophyten bei den Jubulaceae
Trichostomum affine, 43/
Klinggr. und Lejeuneaceae Casares-Gil (Hepaticae)
Tridepsides (Peltigera), 350+
und deren systematische Bedeutung. Bryophytorum
lriterpenoids (Peltigera), 350+
Bibliotheca 57:1—302 [review], 344
trnL-trnF gene (Bartramiaceae), 280+
Western hemlock (epiphytic lichens), 247+
trnL-trnF region (Lejeuneaceae), 299+
Wetlands (bryophytes), 373+
Trocholejeunea sandvicensis, 302+ WETMORE, CLIFFORD M. The Caloplaca squamosa Group
[suBoTA, Hiromi. See AKIYAMA, HIROYUKI, 454+
in North and Central America, 147+
Tsuga heterophylla (epiphytic lichens), 247+
Whiteface Mountain (New York), 264
Tuckermannopsis chlorophylla, 259
WIEDER, KELMAN. See VitT, DALE H., 235+
TURETSKY, MERRITT R. New Frontiers in Bryology and
William S. Sullivant Award for Best Bryological Paper,
Lichenology. The Role of Bryophytes in Carbon and
498
Nitrogen Cycling, 395+
WinClada, 284
TURETSKY, MERRITT. See Vitt, DALE H., 235+
Wood, Andrew, 498
Tuyamaella, 306
Typifications (Fossombronia), 130+ Xanthone (Parmeliella), 123
Xanthoparmelia cumberlandia, 221+*
Usnea ceratina, 200; chaetophora, 200; cornuta, 200; es-
Xanthoria modesta, /5/; parva, 447+*
perantiana, 200; filipendula, 200; fragilescens var. mol-
Xylographa aoietina, 597; sp., 201
lis, 200; longissima, 200; madeirensis, 200; rubicunda,
200; scabrata, 200: spp., 80+; wirthii, 200 Yakushima Island (Schistochila), 451+
snic acid (Calvitimela), 541 YAMAGUCHI, TOMIO. See AKIYAMA, HIROYUKI, 454+
Isnic acid (Cladonia), 415 Young stands (epiphytic lichens), 247+
Usnic acid (Lecanora), 554 Yunnan Province (Hypogymnia), 226+
snic acid (Notocladonia), 162+
ZARTMAN, CHARLES EUGENE. [Review of:] WEIS, GABRIE-
snic acid (Ophioparma), 530
LE. Morphologische und anatomische Untersuchungen
Vezdaea acicularis, 463 der Sporophyten bei den Jubulaceae Klinggr. und Le-
Virensic acid (Hypogymnia), 228 jeuneaceae Casares-Gil (Hepaticae) und deren syste-
VIRTANEN, Viivi. Phylogeny of the Bartramiaceae (Bryop- matische Bedeutung. Bryophytorum Bibliotheca 57:1-—
sida) Based on Morphology and on rbcL, rps4, and 302, 344
trnL-trnF Sequence Data, 280+ Zeng, Qin, 498
VITIKAINEN, Orvo. [Review of:] ALSTRUP, VAGN. Epifyt- Zeorin (Acroscyphus), 443
iske mikrolaver, 629 Zeorin (Lecanora), 553
Vitt, DALE H., KELMAN WIEDER, LINDA A. HALSEY, and ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL and GARY LAURSEN. Lichenicolous
MERRITT TURETSKY. Response of Sphagnum fuscum to Fungi from Central Alaska: New Records and Range
Nitrogen Deposition: A Case Study of Ombrogenous Extensions, 460+
Peatlands in Alberta, Canada, 235+ ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL. See ERTZ, DAMIEN, 465+
Vitt, DALE H., LinpA A. HALSEY, JAMES BRAY, and ABEL Zygodon rupestris, 3864