The Bryologist 2004: Vol 107 Index

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2004] INDEX TO VOLUME 107
JAVIER MARTiNEZ-ABAIGAR, and RAFAEL TOMAS. A Boreal-montane species (Codriophorus corrugatus), 382
Survey of the Distribution of UV-Absorbing Com- Bourgeanic acid (Usnea), 181+
pounds in Aquatic Bryophytes from a Mountain Brachythecium rivulare, 203+
Stream, 202+ Braunia (China), 373+
ARROYO, ROSARIO. See AZAMI, NAJAT, 180+ Braunia alopecura, 373+*; attenuata, 373+*; delavayi,
Arthonia fusca, 176; lapidicola, 176; leucodontis, /76; 373+*; erosa, 376; macowaniana, 376; maritima, 376;
muscigena, 176 novae-seelandiae, 376; obtusicuspis, 376; rhabdocarpa,
Arthopyrenia bryospila, /74 376; sciurioides, 375; teres, 376
Arthothelin (Buellia), 462 Bropo, IRWIN M. George Albert Llano—1910-2003,
Asemone (Buellia), 462 388+
Asia (Codriophorus corrugatus), 377+ BRUGGEMAN-NANNENGA, Maria A. See PURSELL, RONALD
Asphalt (Xanthoparmelia), 4214 A., 1+
Atranorin (Bacidia sp.), 150 Bryoerythrophyllum recurvirostrum, 217
Atranorin (Bueilia), 448 Bryologist, The, 419
Atranorin (Lecanora), 222 Bryonora castanea, 177
Atranorin (Lecidea sp.), 150 Bryophyte extracts (uses), 277+
Atranorin (Lecidella sp.2), 151 Bryophyte growth (Acer saccharum), 302+
Atranorin (Usnea), 181+ Bryophytes (aquatic), 202+
Aulacomnium palustre, 368 Bryophytes, forest floor, 88+
Australia (Victoria lichens), 62+m Bryoria capillaris, 337
AZAMI, NAJAT, ESTELA SERINA, and ROSARIO ARROYO. The Bryum alpinum, 203+; argenteum (antifungal effect),
Usnea Species of Morocco in R.-G. Werner’s Herbar- 280; piliferum, 499; pseudotriquetrum, 203+
ium, 180+ Buck, WILLIAM R., BRUCE ALLEN, and RONALD A. PwurR-
SELL. Recent Literature on Bryophytes—107(2), 262+
B-orcinol depsides (Usnea), 181 Buck, WILLIAM R., BRUCE H. ALLEN, and RONALD A. Pur-
6-orcinol depsidones (Ramalina), 153+ SELL. Recent Literature On Bryophytes—107(4), 583+
8-orcinol depsidones (Usnea), 181 Buck, WILLIAM R. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 122+
6-phellandrene (Plagiochila), 36
Buck, WILLIAM R. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 395+
B-Sitosterol (Grimmia), 503* Buellia (Saxicolous species with one-septate ascospores),
Baeomyces capensis, 462; placophyllus, 177 459+
Barbatic acid (Usnea), 181+ Buellia aethalea, 442+*m,; aethalea-group, 441+; aethal-
Barbula unguiculata, 217 eoides, 442; antillarum, 465; badia, 21+*m; baltica,
Bark (epiphytic moss), 295+ 442; candidula, 45/; cohibilis, 465; concinna,
Bark analysis, 341+ 460+*m; coniopotiza, 2/; contiguella, 465; discifor-
Bark chemistry, 341+ mis var. halonia, 462; eganii sp. nov., 443+ *m; exilis,
Bdelloid rotifers (Frullania), 524+ 449, glaziouana, 464; var. poliocheila, 465; var. sen-
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. Codriophorus corrugatus sitiva, 465; gyrosa, 469; halonia, 462+*m; iberica,
(Bryopsida, Grimmiaceae), A New Species from East 224; italica var. insularis, 449; var. lactea, 448; var.
Asia and Southern Alaska, 377+ recobarina, 448; lactea, 449; var. olivaceofusca, 448;
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. Does Racomitrium aciculare lacteoidea, 446+ *m; lepidastra, 454; liguriensis, 449;
Occur in China and South Africa?, 197+ maculata, 454; mamillana, 464+*m; maritima, 45/;
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA and RYSZARD OCHYRA. Lec- microstellulata, 45/; minutula, 45/7; moreliiensis, 465;
totypification of Codriophorus aquaticus (Bryopsida, nigerrima, 442; norstictica, 449; ocellata var. tenella,
Grimmiaceae), 480+ 42; olivaceofusca, 449; poliocheila, 465; prospera,
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. See OCHYRA, RYSZARD, 467; recepta, 464; rinodina, 45/7; saurina, 75+ ; semi-
542+ tensis, 460; sensitiva, 465; sensu lato, 459+; sororia,
BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA. [Review of] CHIEN, GAO and 442; sororioides, 442; E dendritica, 442+; spuria,
M. R. Crosby (Editors-in-Chief); S1 HE (Editor). Moss 448+*m; stellulata, 451+*m; subaethalea, 467+*m;
Flora of China. English Version. Volume 3. Grimmi- subatra, 443; subglaziouana, 465; thomae, 465; tra-
aceae—Tetraphidaceae, 136+ chyspora, 469+*m; triseptata, 224; turgescens, 2/+*;
BENNETT, JAMES P. and DARRELL M. WRIGHT. Element turgescentoides, 2/*
Content of Xanthoparmelia scabrosa Growing on As- BUNGARTZ, FRANK and ALAN M. FRyDAY. Buellia saurina
phalt in Urban and Rural New Zealand, 421+ Belongs to the Genus Rhizocarpon (Rhizocarpaceae,
BERMEJO, JAIME. See ESTEBANEZ, BELEN, 501+ Lichenized Ascomycetes), 75+
Biatora efflorescens (as host), 358; subduplex, 177 BUNGARTZ, FRANK and THOMAS H. NASsH III. Buellia tur-
Bicyclogermacrene (Plagiochila), 36 gescens is Synonymous with Buellia badia and Must
Biogeography (lichens), 329+ Not be Included in Amandinea, 21+
Biomonitoring (air quality), 328 BUNGARTZ, FRANK and THOMAS H. NASH III. The Buellia
BISANG, IRENE. See HEDENAS, LARS, 550+ aethalea-Group in the Greater Sonoran Desert Region
BISCHLER, HELENE. Liverworts of the Mediterranean: Ecol- with Reference to Similar Species in North America,
ogy, Diversity, and Distribution. Bryophytorum Bib- 441+
liothecum 61 [Review], 593+ BUNGARTZ, FRANK, JOHN A. ELIx, and THOMAS H. NASH
Bisxanthone (Usnea), 181 Ill. The Genus Buellia Sensu Lato in the Greater Son-
Bitterfield amber (Lophozia), 79+ oran Desert Region: Saxicolous Species with One-sep-
Blastenia obscurella, 5/3; viperae, 29/ tate Ascospores Containing Xanthones, 459+
BLOCKEEL, TOM L. [Review of] HoLyoak, Davip T. The Burgaz, Ana Rosa, 224
Distribution of Bryophytes in Ireland, 596+ BuryYovA, BLANKA. Genetic Variation in Two Closely Re-
BOLEs, SANDRA B. See SHAW, JONATHAN, 189+ lated Species of Philonotis Based on Isozymes, 316+
Bootstrap analysis, 216
“Boreal” mosses (Mexico), 369 Calcareous substrates (mosses), 382
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California (Orthotrichum), 209+ Cofre de Perote (Climacium), 368+
California forests (lichen communities), 328+m Collema, 392; ceraniscum, 175; occultatum, 392
Calliergonaceae, 562+ Collemopsidium bryospilum comb. nov., 174+
Callopisma aurantiacum v. granulare, 5/0; malaénsis, 289 Colonization (lichens), 141+
Caloplaca (Sorediate corticolous species), 505+ Colony age (Neckera pennata), 298+
Caloplaca, 284+; ahtii, 506+m*; alaskensis sp. nov., Colony expansion (Neckera pennata), 293+
507m*; albovariegata, 177; aphanotripta, 284+*m; au- Colorado (Protothelenella), 231+
reospora, 5/0; bassiae, 284+; byrsonimae, 291; cf. Columbia (mosses), 215+
variabilis, 177; chrysodeta, 507+; chrysophthalma, Commercial sale of bryophyte extracts, 280+ *
508+m*; citrina, 510; crustaria, 519; degeneriana, Commercially useful effects (bryophytes), 277+
518; epiphora, 284+*m, var. fuscescens, 286; farinosa, Communities (epiphytic lichens), 328+
518+; ferruginea, 288; furfuracea, 284+*m; fuscob- Community structure (lichens), 141+
lastidiata, 285+; gambiensis, 290; granularis, Competition (epiphytic lichens), 343+
510+m*; griseovirens, 285; herbidella, 284+; hessen- Competition (epiphytic moss), 293+
iana, 289; holocarpa, 224, 288; isidiosella, 289; isi- Competition (lichens), 163+
diosissima, 285; juniperi, 285+; juniperina, 519; la- Compositional turnover (Forest floor bryophytes), 95
gunensis, 284+; laricina, 519; leucoleprosa, 519; lu- Confluentic acid, 451
cifuga, 519; malaénsis, 289; microphyllina, 511+m; Confumarprotocetraric acid (Ramalina farinacea com-
neotropica, 289; obscurella, 290, 513+; oxneri, 285+; plex), 158
paumotensis, 519; persimilis sp. nov., 513+m; phlo- Confumarprotocetraric acid (Usnea), 181+
ginopsis, 519; pinicola, 514+m*; rhopaloides, 291; so- Connorstictic acid (Buellia), 443
rocarpa, 516+m*; sp., 285+; spadicea, 284+; spits- Connorstictic acid (Pertusaria), 534
bergensis, 176; trabicola, 520; ulcerosa, 516+m*; vi- Connorstictic acid (Usnea), 181+
perae, 285+; wrightii, 284+* Conpsoromic acid (Usnea), 181+
Calvitimela aglaea, 146+ Consalazinic acid (Ramalina farinacea complex), 153+
Candelaria concolor, 335, 342 Consalazinic acid (Usnea), 181+
Candelariella sp., 342; xanthostigma, 341 Constictic acid (Buellia), 449
Canonical Correspondence Analysis (Acroporium), 550+ Constictic acid (Pertusaria), 533
Canonical correspondence analysis (lichens), 143+ Constictic acid (Usnea), 181+
Canopy branches (Ozark lichens), 55+ Contingency table analyses (microhabitat effects), 347
Canopy openness (Marchantia inflexa), 350+ Convirensic acid (Usnea), 181+
Canopy position (lichens), 164+ Costa Rica (Dictyonema), 242+
Caperatic acids (Usnea), 181+ Costa types (Fissidens), 2+*
Catillaria jemtlandica, /75 Cox, CyMON J. See SHAW, JONATHAN, 189+
Catolechia lactea, 448 CruM, HowArD ALVIN. Mosses of the Great Lakes Forest.
cDNA (Physcomitrella patens), 385+ Fourth Edition [Review], 594+
C-Dunnett’s test, 203 Cryptoporous stomata (Orthotricum), 209+
Central America (Caloplaca), 284+ Cryptostictic acid (Buellia), 449
Ceratodon purpureus (antifungal effect), 280 Cryptostictic acid (Usnea), 181+
Cetraria orbata, 337 Cryptothamnolic acid (Pertusaria), 535
CHAVES, Jose Luis, ROBERT LUCKING, HARRIE J. M. Sip- Culture (Ramalina farinacea complex), 152+
MAN, LOENGRIN UMANA, and ENIA NAVARRO. A First Cyanolichens (distribution), 329+
Assessment of the Ticolichen Biodiversity Inventory Cyathodium foetidissimum, 41+*m
in Costa Rica: The Genus Dictyonema (Polyporales: Cyclographin (Ramalina), 152+
Atheliaceae), 242+ Czech Republic (Philonotis), 316+
Cheilolejeunea, 237 Dactylospora aeruginosa sp. nov., 358+ *; amygdalariae,
Chemosyndromic variation (epiphytic lichens), 152+ 361; athallina, 359; attendenda, 360; australis, 361; bo-
Chemotypes (Ramalina farinacea complex), 152+ realis sp. nov., 359+*; crassa, 360; deminuta, 177,
CHIEN, GAO and M. R. Crossy (Editors-in-Chief); S1 HE 359; frigida, 361; homoclinella, 361; lobariella, 361;
(Editor). Moss flora of China. English Version. Volume microspora, 361; parasitica, 360; parellaria, 361; per-
3. Grimmiaceae—Tetraphidaceae [Review], 136+ tusariicola, 361; protothallina, 361; pseudourceolata,
Chiloscyphus polyanthos, 203+ 360; purpurascens, 359; rhyparizae, 361; rimulicola,
China (Braunia), 373+ 361; rostrupii, 360; saxatilis, 361; urceolata, 359
China (Pertusaria), 531+ De Gracia, JosE E. See SALAZAR ALLEN, Noris, 41+
China (Racomitrium aciculare), 197 De Luna, EFrRaAin. See HE, Si, 373+
Chloroatranorin (Buellia), 449 De LuNA, EFRAiN. See NEWTON, ANGELA E., 368+
Chloroplast rps4 data (Didymodon), 220 Degelius, Gunnar, 388
Chroococcus (Dictyonema), 248 Dendroalsia abietina, 213
Cistus ladanifer (Lecanora), 224+ Dendroceros crispatus, 140*
Cladocarpous growth habit (Orthotricum), 210 Depsidones (Ramalina), 152+
Clastobryum cuculligerum, 550+ Desmatodon brevicaulis, 499; glacialis, 499; gracilis, 499;
Climaciaceae, 369 guentheri, 499; latifolius, 497+; spelaeus, 499
Climacium (forked costae), 369 Desmazieria sinensis, /04
Climacium americanum, 368+; dendroides, 368+ Diagnostic characters (Fissidens subgenera and sections),
CLUSTALX, 216 6+
Coccocarpia spp. (photobiont), 248 Diaspore rain (Forest floor bryophytes), 89+
Codriophorus anomodontoides, 383; aquaticus, 480+*; Dibenzofuranes (Usnea), 181
brevisetus, 383; corrugatus sp. nov., 377+*m; fasci- Dicranaceae, 215+
cularis, 485* Dicranum aquaticum, 483; latifolium, 499
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Dictyonema (Costa Rica), 242+ ESSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens—
Dictyonema glabratum, 244+*, f. brasiliense, 246, group, 193, 250+
248; interruptum, 248; irpicinum f. laudateum, 244+; ESSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens—
ligulatum, 247; melvinii sp. nov., 244+*; minus sp. 194, 406+
nov., 244+*; moorei, 248; phyllogenum f. defectum, ESSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens—
244+, f. nitidum, 244+*, f. phyllogenum, 244+*, 195, 566+
group, 248, sensu stricto, 248; sericeum f. membran- Esslingeriana idahoensis, 337
aceum, 244+*, f. phyllophilum, 244+*, f. schenckian- EST (Philonotis), 319
um, 244+*, f. sericeum, 244+*, group, 248 ESTEBANEZ, BELEN, EUGENIA RON, CARMEN ALFAYATE,
‘Didymella’ bryospila, /74 ANTONIO GONZALEZ, and JAIME BERMEJO. The Occur-
Didymodon (DNA sequencing), 218+ rence of Lipidic Storage Compounds in Grimmia
Didymodon (morphology), 216+ (Bryopsida), 501+
Didymodon acutus, 217; apiculatus, 499; australasiae, Ethnomedicine (bryophytes), 279+
217+; bistratosus, 217+; challaense, 220; cordatus, Eucalypta litardierei, 499
217; fallax, 217; herzogii, 215+; luridus, 217; par- Eumitrin A, (Usnea), 181+
amicola comb. nov., 220; rigidulus, 217; sinuosus, Eumitrin X (Buellia), 464
217; spathulatus, 499; theobaldii, 499; tophaceus, 217; Eumitrin Y (Buellia), 464
umbrosus, 217; vinealis, 213, 217 European bryophyte flora (Pohlia), 312+
Diederich, Paul, 418 Evernia prunastri, 341
Dioicous liverwort sex distribution, 345+ Evernic acid (Ramalina), 102
Diploicia capensis, 462 Exciple types (Buellia), 476+*
Dirina calcicola sp. nova, 521+*; catalinariae f. catali- Exothecial cells (Fissidens), 5+
nariae, 522, f. sorediata, 522; follmannii, 522; insulae-
FELDBERG, KATHRIN. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN,
howensis, 522; massiliensis f. sorediata, 522; mexi-
FIA program (USDA), 328
cana, 522; neozelandica, 522; paradoxa ssp. approxi-
Fire-adapted ecosystem (mosses), 213
mata, 522, ssp. hioramii, 522
Fissidens (Infrageneric taxa), 1+*
Disjunct distribution (Pohlia), 312+m
Fissidens subgenus Aloma, 14+; subgenus Fissidens, 12;
Disjunct species (Afro-American), 363+ subgenus Fissidens section Fissidens, 12+; subgenus
Disjunct species (east-Asian northwestern North Ameri- Fissidens section Sarawakia comb. nov., 14; subge-
can), 382 nus Octodiceras, 11+; subgenus Pachyfissidens, 8+;
Distribution (Racomitrium), 197+ subgenus Pachyfissidens section Amblyothallia
Divaricatic acid (Buellia), 465 comb. nov., 8+; subgenus Pachyfissidens section
Divaricatic acid (Ramalina), 101 Crispidium comb. nov., 9+; subgenus Pachyfissidens
Diversity (epiphytic lichens), 340+ section Pachyfissidens, 10+
Diversity indices (Ozark lichen), 58 Fissidentaceae (Fissidens), 7+
DNA (Ramalina farinacea complex), 152+ Fistulariella almquistii, 700; miniscula, /0/; roesleri, 102;
DNA extraction (Pottiaceae), 216 scoparia, 1/04
DNA extraction (Orthotrichum), 209+ Flavoparmelia caperata, 341
DNA sequencing (Pottiaceae), 216 Florida (Dirina), 521+
Dodge, Carroll, 388 Floristics (Lichens Australia), 62+
DoyLe, WILLIAM T. See STOTLER, RAYMOND E., 107+ Fontinalis antipyretica, 203+
Du Rietz, Einer, 388 Forest Inventory and Analysis Program (USDA), 328
FRAHM, JAN-PETER. Invited Essay: New Frontiers in Bry-
Economic use (bryophytes), 277+
ology and Lichenology. Recent Developments of
“Economic Uses of Lichens”’, 388
Commercial Products from Bryophytes, 277+
Ecophysiological approach (Lobaria), 82+
FRANK, WOLFGANG. See Woop, ANDREW J., 385+
Ectropothecium, 364; brachycarpum, 364; brevisetum, Fr.ati, Luisa. See Loppi, STEFANO, 340+
364; duemmeri, 364 FREGO, KATHERINE A. See Amy L. Ross-DAvis, 88+
Editor’s annual report, 418
Frullania brasiliensis (antimicrobial effects), 279+; ebor-
Edward Tucker Award for Best Paper in Lichenology, 418 acensis, 524+
Electrophoresis (Philonotis), 319 FRYDAY, ALAN M. A New Species of Fuscopannaria with
Element content (Xanthoparmelia), 421+ a Green Photobiont, and Other Taxonomic Innovations
ELIx, JOHN A. See BUNGARTZ, FRANK, 459+ and New Records of Lichenized-Fungi from Alaska,
E.Ix, JOHN A. See STOCKER-WORGOTTER, ELFIE, 152+ 173+
Environmental conditions (epiphytic bryophytes), 303+ FRYDAY, ALAN M. A Re-Assessment of the Genus Gon-
Environmental factors (epiphytic moss growth), 294+ gylia in North America, and a New Species of Proto-
Environmental factors (saxicolous lichens), 142+ thelenella from Colorado, 231+
Environmental gradients (lichens), 328+ FRYDAY, ALAN M. See BUNGARTZ, FRANK, 75+
Environmental gradients (Marchantia inflexa), 345+ Fumarole (lichens), 141+
Epigloea biciliata, 175; medioincrassata, 175; tortuosa, Fumarprotocetraric acid (Lepraria sp.), 151
175 Fumarprotocetraric acid (Pertusaria), 536
Epiphytic bryophytes, 302+ Fumarprotocetraric acid (Ramalina farinacea complex),
Epiphytic lichen diversity, 340+ 158
Epiphytic lichen transplants, 163+ Fumarprotocetraric acid (Stereocaulon sp.), | 51
Epiphytic macrolichen communities, 328+ Fumarprotocetraric acid (Usnea), 181+
Eplicate perianth (Lejeunea), 237+ Fungicide (bryophytes), 277+
Erythrophyllopsis, 219 Fuscidea submollis, 107(2) Front cover*, 143+
ESSLINGER, THEODORE L. Recent Literature on Lichens— Fuscopannaria globigera sp. nov., 173+*; leucophaea,
192, 1112+ 174; praetermissa, 174; viridescens, 174+
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FUSELIER, LINDA, and D. NICHOLAS MCLETCHIE. Microhab- 1A HAMMARBERG. Habitat Preferences in Acroporium
itat and Sex Distribution in Marchantia inflexa, a Di- (Sematophyllaceae) and Related Taxa in Peninsular
oicous Liverwort, 345+ Malaysia, 550+
Hedwigia alopecura, 375; attenuata, 375; integrifolia, 376;
GAGE, SARAH. See JONESON, SUZANNE, 98+ rhabdocarpa, 376; sciurioides, 373
Galbinic acid (Usnea), 181+ Hedwigiaceae, 373
Gametophyte transplants, 309 Hedwigidium erosum, 376; imberbe, 376; integrifolium,
GAPDH (Physcomitrella patens), 385+ 373+; maritimum, 376; teres, 376
GAPN glycolytic “shunt’’ (Physcomitrella patens), 385+ HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, HENK GROTH, MELANIE LINDNER,
GDA (Philonotis), 319 KATHRIN FELDBERG and Davip S. Rycrort. Molecular,
GDH (Philonotis), 319 Morphological, and Phytochemical Evidence for a
Gene disruption (mosses), 385+ Broad Species Concept of Plagiochila bifaria (Hepa-
Genetic variation (Philonotis), 316+
ticae), 28+
Germany (Lophozia), 79+
HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, MELANIE LINDNER, and HENK GROTH.
Gertrudiella ferruginea, 220; validinervis, 215+
Sectional Classification of the North American Plagi-
GiBsSON, MARIA. See MORLEY (NEE FORD), SHARON E., 62+
ochila (Hepaticae, Plagiochilaceae), 489+
GLIME, JANICE M. [Review of:] CRUM, HOWARD ALVIN.
Hepatic (Rotifers), 524+
Mosses of the Great Lakes Forest. Fourth Edition,
Heterophyllous axes (Orthotrichum), 209+
594 +
Hokkaido (lichens), 141+
Goffinet, Bernard, 418
HOLIEN, HAKON. See IHLEN, PER G., 357+
GOFFINET, BERNARD. See Norris, DANIEI H., 209+
Holly oak (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+
Gomphillaceae, 234+
HOLyoak, DAvip T. The Distribution of Bryophytes in Ire-
Gomphillus, 236
land [Review], 596+
Gongylia, 231+; muscorum, 231+; nadvornikii, 23/
Homalothecium nuttallii, 213
GONZALEZ, ANTONIO. See ESTEBANEZ, BELEN, 501 +
Horses (treatment with bryophytes), 280
Goward, Trevor, 418
Host specificity (epiphytic bryophytes), 303+
GRABNER, JENNIFER. See PECK, JERILYNN, 47+
Host tree species (Ozark lichens), 53
“Gradient in time” hypothesis, 303+
HPLC (Ramalina), 154+
GREVEN, HENK C. Grimmias of the World [review], 274+
HPLC chromatograms (Buellia), 473+*
Grimmia, 501+; aquatica, 483; decipiens, 501+*; elatior,
Hybridization (Philonotis), 325
501+; fascicularis fo. subsimplex, 377; funalis, 501+;
Hylocomiaceae, 369
hartmanii, 501+; incurva, 501+; orbicularis, 501+*;
pseudoacicularis, 200; pulvinata, 213, 501+*; retracta, Hyperphyscia adglutinata, 341
501+*; torquata, 501+; trichophylla, 2/3, 501+* Hyphophores (Gyalideopsis), 235+*
Grimmiaceae (Codriophorus), 480+ Hypnum moorei, 364; tenerum, 363
Grimmiaceae (Streptocolea), 542+ Hypogymnia occidentalis, 337; physodes, 342
GROLLE, RICLEF and Kay MEISTER. Lophozia kutscheri, a Hypoprotocetraric acid (Ramalina farinacea complex),
New Hepatic (Jungermanniales) in Bitterfield Amber 154+
from Central Germany, 79+ Hypostictic acid (Buellia), 449
GroTnH, HENK. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, 28+ Hypothamnolic acid (Pertusaria), 535
Grotn, HENK. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, 489+
IAB Awards—2004, 139
Ground substrates (Ozark lichens), 53
IDH (Philonotis), 319
Growth rate (epiphytic bryophytes), 303+
IHLEN, PER G., HAKON HOLIEN, and ToR T@NSBERG. Two
Growth rate (Neckera pennata), 293+
New Species of Dactylospora (Dactylosporaceae, Le-
Growth rates (lichen pendants), 165+
canorales), with a Key to the Known Species in Scan-
Growth rates (lichen trimlines), 429+
dinavia, 357+
GRUBE, MARTIN. See STOCKER-WORGOTTER, ELFIE, 152+
Imshaug, Henry A., 389
Gyalecta aethalea, 442; foveolaris, 174
Incident light radiation (lichens), 341+
Gyalideopsis, 234+; moodyae spec. nov.. 234+*; mus-
India (Braunia), 375
cicola group, 236; poeltii, 236; robusta, 236; rubrofus-
Indicator species (lichens), 329+
ca, 236; williamsii, 236
Indicator values (Ozark lichens), 54+
Gymnostomum calcareum, 213; imberbe, 376
Inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy, 347
Gyrophoric acid (Buellia), 448
Infrageneric taxa (Fissidens), | +
Gyrophoric acid (Ochrolechia sp.), 151
Gyrophoric acid (Pertusaria), 534 Infraspecific ranks (Dictyonema), 243
Interactions (lichens), 141+
Habitat preferences (Acroporium), 550+ Interference competition (epiphytic mosses), 299
Haematommic acid (Buellia), 465 IRELAND, ROBERT R. [Review of:] GREVEN, HENK C. Grim-
Hair-points (Racomitrium), 198 mias of the World, 274+
HAMMARBERG, CECILIA. See HEDENAS, Lars, 550+ IRELAND, ROBERT R. See OCHYRA, RYSZARD, 363+
Hardwood forests (bryophytes), 302+ Isoarthothelin (Buellia), 462
Harrisonia rhabdocarpa, 376; sciurioides, 375 Isocladiella surcularis, 550+
Hasselrot, Thor, 388 Isopterygium brachycarpum, 364; tenerum, 363+ *
Hauck, MARKuS. [Review of:] JENSEN, MANFRED. Lichen- Isothecium cristatum, 213
ological contributions in honour of G. B. Feige. Bib- Isousnic acid (Lecanora), 223+
liotheca Lichenologica 86, 593 Isozymes (Philonotis), 316+
He, Si, and ErrAiN De LuNA. The Genus Braunia (Bryop- Italy (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+
sida, Hedwigiaceae) in China, 373+ ITS (Ramalina), 155+
Heavy metals (Xanthoparmelia), 421+ ITS region (Pottiaceae), 216+
HEDENAS, LARS, BENITO C. TAN, IRENE BISANG and CECIL- ITS sequence variation (Plagiochila), 32
2004} INDEX TO VOLUME 107 603
Japan (lichens), 141+ igua, 224; exilis, 449; glaziouana, 464; haerjedalica,
Japan (Racomitrium), 197+ 176; halonia, 462; jemtlandica, /75; lapidicola, /76;
Japewia tornoensis, 177, (as host), 358+ lepidastra, 454; nigerrima, 442; parasitica B (var.) de-
JENSEN, MANFRED. Lichenological contributions in honour minuta, /77; recepta, 464; spuria, 448; stellulata, 45/;
of G. B. Feige. Bibliotheca Lichenologica 86 [Re- sublimosa, /75; turgescens, 2/
view], 593 Lecidella elaeochroma, 224, 342; stigmatea, 178; wulfen-
JIMENEZ, JUAN A. See WERNER, OLAF, 215+ ii, 174+
JONESON, SUZANNE, HIROYUKI KASHIWADANI, SVETLANA Lectotypification (Codriophorus), 480+
TSCHABANENKO, and SARAH GAGE. Ramalina of the Lejeunea, 240; asperula, 240; bidentula, 240; boliviensis
Kuril Islands, 98+ comb. nov., 237+*; catinulifera, 240; chalmersii, 240;
JORGENSEN, PER MAGNus. A New North American Species exilis, 240; halei, 240; kodamae, 240; latilobula, 240;
of the Lichen Genus Staurolemma (Collemataceae), leratii, 240; luteola, 240; microloba, 240; mimula, 240;
392+ norrisii, 240; umbilicata, 240
JOVAN, SARAH, and BRucE McCune. Regional Variation Lemanea fluviatilis, 203+
in Epiphytic Macrolichen Communities in Northern Lempholemma, 392
and Central California Forests, 328+ LENDEMER, JAMES C. and ROBERT LUCKING. Gyalideopsis
Jungermannia bifaria, 34; compressula, 34; exsertifolia moodyae (Ostropales: Gomphillaceae), a New Lichen
subsp. cordifolia, 203+ Species from Eastern North America, 234+
Jungermanniales (Lophozia), 79+ LeEpIz, EDUARDO. See SALAZAR ALLEN, Noris, 41+
Lepraria bassiae, 289; lobificans, 178; sp., 342
KASHIWADANI, HIROYUKI. See JONESON, SUZANNE, 98+
Leptogium gelatinosum, 178
Kellman, Kenneth, 213
Leptophascum leptophyllum, 217
Key (Buellia aethalea-group in Sonoran Desert), 454+
Letharia columbiana, 335; vulpina, 164+, 335
Key (Buellia saxicolous species with one-septate asco-
eucodon alopecurus, 373; brachypus, 305+
spores), 471
ichen chemistry, 152+
Key (Isidiate corticolous species studied (Caloplaca)), 285
chen pendants, 164+
Key (Lichenicolous species of Dactylospora in Scandi-
ichen substances (Usnea), 181+
navia), 361+
Achen transplants, 163+
Key (Pertusaria species from China), 531+
Lichen variabilis, 177
Key (Ramalina of the Kuril Islands), 99+
Lichen-forming fungi, 152+
Key (Sorediate corticolous species of Caloplaca), 505+
Lichenized-fungi (Alaska), 173+
Key (Species and forms of Dictyonema known from Costa
Lichenodiplis lecanorae, 360*
Rica), 243+
Lichenometry, 429+
Key (Species of Braunia), 373
Lichens (biodiversity), 340+
Key (Species of the Lecanora varia group with amphithe-
Lichens (Cool temperate rainforest), 62+
cial cortex in Spain), 222
Lichens (epiphytic communities), 328+
Key (Subgenera and Sections of Fissidens), 17
Lichens (Missouri Ozarks), 47+
Killarniensolide (Plagiochila), 36
Lichens (Victoria, Australia), 62+
KIMMERER, ROBIN W. See MCGEE, GREGORY G.
Lichens (Volcanic highlands), 141+
KIMMERER, ROBIN WALL. Gathering Moss: A Natural and
Lichexanthone (Pertusaria), 536
Cultural History of Mosses [review], 273+
Kingiobryum paramicola, 2/5+ Light environment (Marchantia inflexa), 350+
Kruskal-Wallace test, 203 Lime (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+
Kuril Islands (Ramalina), 98+m LINDNER, MELANIE. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, 28+
LINDNER, MELANIE. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, 489+
LA FARGE, CATHERINE. [Review of:] KIMMERER, ROBIN Linoleic acid (Grimmia), 503*
WALL. Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural His- Lipidic storage compounds (Grimmia), 501 +
tory of Mosses, 273+ List (Forest floor bryophytes), 92
Lapp, DouGLas. See PECK, JERILYNN, 47+ List (macrolichens in California FIA plots), 330+
Lag time (Lichen growth), 434+ List (Ozark lichens), 50+
Lake Athabasca, Alberta, 429+ List (Saxicoious lichens around Mt. Tokachi), 144+
Lamb, I. Mackenzie, 389 List (Victoria, Australia rainforest lichens), 70+
LAP (Philonotis), 319 Liverwort extracts (biological activity), 278+
Large-maple guild, 302+ Liverworts (MEUVAC), 202+
LARSEN, DAvID R. See PECK, JERILYNN, 47+ Liverworts (microhabitat), 345+
Lawrey, James D., 418 Liverworts (sex distribution), 345+
Lecanora albellula, 223+; aphanotripta, 285; atropallidula, Llano, Barbara, 390*
442; aurantiaca var. isidiosella, 289; burgaziae sp. LLANO, CHARLES, 389
nov., 223+*; chlarotera, 224, 342; coniferarum, 223+; LLANO, CHRIS, 389*
conizaeoides, 222+; crustaria, 5/9; densa, 223+ > epi- LLANO, FELICE, 389
bryon, 174+; epiphora, 285; horiza, 342; laxa, 223+; LLANO, GEORGE ALBERT, 388+*
mughicola, 222+; polytropa, 143+, 223+; saligna, Lobaria calycaris *L. dilacerata, 1/01; oregana, 82+,
223+; semipallida, 176+; sp. 1, 146+; sp., 342; um- 164+; pulmonaria, 164+
brina, 224; varia, 223+; Lobaric acid (Aspicilia sp.1), 150
group (Spain), 222+ Lobaric acid (Lecanora sp.1), 150
Lecanoric acid (Buellia), 446 Lopadium coralloideum, 175; disciforme (as host), 358;
Lecanoric acid (Pertusaria), 535 pezizoideum, 175
Lecidea aethaloides, 442; auriculata, 107(2) Front cover*; Lophozia hatcheri, 79; kutscheri sp. nov., 79+*
badia, 2/; caesiorufa f. 3 herbidella, 290; cohibilis, Loppi, STEFANO, and LUISA FRATI. Influence of Tree Sub-
464, conioptiza, 2/; disciformis var. halonia, 462; ex- strate on the Diversity of Epiphytic Lichens: Compar-
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ison Between Tilia platyphyllos and Quercus ilex Mn in bark, 341+
(Central Italy), 340+ Mnium fontanum, 3/6
Louwuorr, SIMONE. [Review of:] MCCARTHY, PATRICK M. Modeling N, fixation (Lobaria), 83
and Katy MALLETT. Flora of Australia. Volume 56A Molecular evidence (Plagiochila), 28+
Lichens. 4, 595+ Molecular phylogeny (Plagiochila), 493
Loxospora elatina (as host), 359 Montane tropics (mosses), 368+
LUCKING, ROBERT. See CHAVES, JosE Luts, 242+ Moody, Moira J., 236
LUCKING, ROBERT. See LENDEMER, JAMES C., 234+ Mor -ey (neé ForD), SHARON E. and MARIA GiBson. Cool
Lumbreras (bryophytes), 203 Temperate Rainforest Lichens of Victoria, Australia:
LYNGE, BERNT, 392 Floristics and Distribution, 62+
Morocco (Usnea), 180+
Macroclimatic gradients (lichen communities), 334+ Morphological evidence (Plagiochila), 28+
Macromitrioideae (North America), 210 Morphology (Philonotis), 317+
Madro-Tethyan distribution pattern, 394 Morphology (Sphagnum), 189+ *
Malaysia, Peninsular (Acroporium), 550+-m Morphotypes (Dictyonema), 243
Malonoprotocetraric acid (Pertusaria), 538 Moss (colony expansion), 294+
Marchantia inflexa, 345+ Moss extracts (biological activity), 278+
Marchantiales (Cyathodium), 41+ Moss Flora of China project, 373
MarsH, JANET. See TIMONEY, KEVIN P., 429+ Moss gametophyte transplants, 304+
Marsupella sphacelata, 203+ Mosses (California), 210
MARTINEZ, ISABEL, and GREGORIO ARAGON. The Lecanora Mosses (disjunct distribution), 312
varia Group in Spait.: Species with Amphithecial Cor- Mosses (MEUVAC), 202+
tex, 222+ Mountain stream (UV-B radiation), 202+
MARTINEZ-ABAIGAR, JAVIER. See ARRONIZ-CRESPO, MARIA, MrBayes3, 191
202+ MrModeltest 1.1b, 191
Maximum parsimony, 216 Mt. Tokachi (lichens), 141+*m
McCartTuHy, PATRICK M. and Katy MALLETT. Flora of Murolic acid complex (Usnea), 181+
Australia. Volume 56A. Lichens. 4 [Review], 595+ Mycobiont culture (Ramalina), 155+*
McCune, Bruce. See ANTOINE, MARIE E., 163+ Mycoblastus affinis (as host), 359*; sanguinarius (as host),
McCune, Bruce. See JOVAN, SARAH, 328+ 359
McGee, Grecory G., and RoBIN W. KIMMERER. Size of
Acer saccharum Hosts Does Not Influence Growth of NADH-DH (Philonotis), 319
Mature Bryophyte Gametophytes in Adirondack NASH, THOMAS H., III. See BUNGARTZ, FRANK,
Northern Hardwood Forests, 302+ NASH, THOMAS H.., III. See BUNGARTZ, FRANK,
McLetcuikg, D. NICHOLAS. See FUSELIER, LINDA, 345+ NASH, THOMAS H., III. See BUNGARTZ, FRANK,
McWhinnie, Mary Alice, 390* NAVARRO, ENIA. See CHAVES, JosE Luis, 242+
MEGA 2.1, 216 Neckera alopecura, 375; pennata, 293+, 305+
Megalaria grossa, 175; jemtlandica comb. nov., 175 Neighboring species analysis (lichens), 143+
Mehlich III extract (soil), 347 Nei’s Genetic Distance (Philonotis), 321+
MEISTER, KAY. See GROLLE, RICLEF, 79+ Nephroma helveticum, 337
Melanaspicilia contiguella, 465 New editor for The Bryologist, 419
Melanelia elegantula, 336; glabra, 335; stygia, 107(2) New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichenology. Recent De-
Front cover*; subaurifera, 342 velopments of Commercial Products from Bryophytes,
Melanization (Lobaria pulmonaria), 170 277+
Menegazziaic acid (Usnea), 181+ New Jersey (Gyalideopsis), 234+
Methanol-extractable UV-absorbing compounds, 202+ New Zealand (Xanthoparmelia), 421+
Methyl! 4-hydroxy-4prime-O-methyllunularate (Plagiochi- News and Notes, 139, 418+, 598
la), 36 NEWTON, ANGELA E. and ErFrRAiN DE Luna. Climacium
Methyl 6-hydroxy-2-methyl-3,4-methylenedioxybenzoate dendroides from Cofre de Perote, A High-Elevation
(Plagiochila), 36 Tropical Montane Site in Veracruz, Mexico, 368+
Methyl 6-methoxy-2-methy1-3,4-methyleynbeednziooaxte Niches (lichens), 163+
(Plagiochila), 36 Nitrogen fixation (Lobaria), 82+
Methyl! everninate (Plagiochila), 36 Nitrogenase activity (Lobaria), 83+
Methylstictic acid (Buellia), 449 Nitrophilous lichens (distribution), 329+
MEUVAC, 202+ NMDS (Lichens), 64+
Mexico (Climacium dendroides), 368+ NMR and GC-MS profiling (Plagiochila), 30
Miadlikowska, Jolanta, 418 Nodobryoria abbreviata, 336
Micarea crassipes, 175; prasina s. lat. (as host), 358; sp. Non-metric multidimensional scaling, 329
1, 146+ Non-metric multidimensional scaling (Lichens), 64+
Microclimates (canopy), 170 Norbarbatic acid (Usnea), 181+
Microenvironmental conditions (epiphytic bryophytes), Norris, DANIEL H., JAMES R. SHEVOCK, and BERNARD
303+ GoFFINET. Orthotrichum kellmanii (Bryopsida, Ortho-
Microhabitat (epiphytic moss), 293+ trichaceae), A Remarkable New Species from the Cen-
Microhabitat (Marchantia inflexa), 345+ tral Coast of California, 209+
Microhabitat affinities (Ozark lichens), 47+ Normandina pulchella, 342
Microplot level ordination (Ozark lichens), 55+ Norstictic acid (Aspicilia sp.5), 150
Microspatha glauca, 236 Norstictic acid (Buellia), 443
Middle Atlas mountains (Usnea), 180+ Norstictic acid (Lecanora sp.3), 150
MILLER, JENNIFER M. See PUTERBAUGH, MARY N., 524+ Norstictic acid (Pertusaria), 534
Missouri (lichens), 47+ Norstictic acid (Ramalina farinacea complex), 153+
2004] INDEX TO VOLUME 107 605
Norstictic acid (Rhizocarpon sp.), 151 excludens, 534+; hemisphaerica, +35; huangshanen-
Norstictic acid (Usnea), 181+ sis sp. nov
North America (Caloplaca), 284+ tospora, leucopsara, 536; leucostigma, 536; mo-
North America (Gongylia), 231+ nogona, 536; multipuncta, 536; nakamurae, 536; ocu-
North America (Riccia crystallina), 107+ lata, 536; ophthalmiza, 537; oshioi, 537; pertusa, 537;
North America Western (Streptocolea), 542+ plittiana, 537; pseudocorallina, 537; pycnothelia, 537;
North and Central America (Caloplaca), 505+ quartana, 538; sommerfeltii 538; sphaerophora, 538;
NPMR version 1.01, 165 submultipuncta, 538; subobductans, 538; subochracea,
NUNEZ-OLIVERA, ENCARNACION. See ARRONIZ-CRESPO, 538; subpertusa, 539; subrosacea, 539; subventosa,
Maria, 202+ 539; tetrathalamia var. octospora, 539, var. tetrathala-
mia, 539; thiospora, 539; trachythallina, 539+; velata,
Ochrolechia androgyna (as host), 359; geminipara, 175
540; xanthodes, 540; xanthoplaca, 540
OcHyRA, RYSZARD. Tortula hoppeana, the Correct Name
PGI (Philonotis), 319
for Desmatodon latifolius in Tortula (Bryopsida, Pot-
PGM (Philonotis), 319
tiaceae), 497+
pH (rock surface), 142+
OcuyRA, RYSZARD and HALINA BEDNAREK-OCHYRA. Strep-
tocolea atrata (Bryopsida, Grimmiaceae), Newly Phaeographis haematites var. haematites, 107(1) Back
Found in Western North America, with a Review of cover*
its Global Distribution, 542+ Phaeophyscia constipata, 176; orbicularis, 342
OcHYRA, RYSZARD, and ROBERT R. IRELAND. Isopterygium Phenolic compounds (bryophytes), 277+
tenerum, Newly Recognized for Africa, 363+ Phenotypic plasticity (Marchantia inflexa), 353
OcHYRA, RYSZARD, JAN ZARNOWIEC, and HALINA BEDNA- Phenotypic plasticity (Philonotis), 325
REK-OCHYRA. Census Catalogue of Polish Mosses. Bio- Philonotis (genetic variation), 316+; (morphology),
diversity of Poland. Volume 3. [Review], 138 317+; caespitosa, 317+; calcarea, 318; fontana, 316+;
OcHYRA, RYSZARD. See BEDNAREK-OCHYRA, HALINA, fontana-P. caespitosa complex (leaves), 320*; seriata,
480+ 203+; tomentella, 324
Old-growth forest (lichens), 163+ Phorophyte (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+
Old-growth forests, 302+ Phylogenetic analyses (Plagiochila), 29
OLson, Storrs L. [Review of] OCHYRA, RYSZARD, JAN Phylogenetic analysis (Orthotrichaceae), 209+
ZARNOWIEC, and HALINA BEDNAREK-OCHYRA. Census Phylogenetic analysis (Ramalina spp.), 152+
Catalogue of Polish Mosses. Biodiversity of Poland. Phylogenetic analysis (Sphagnum), 189+
Volume 3, 138 Phylogeography (Sphagnum), 193-4
Opercula (Sphagnum), 193+ Physcia adscendens, 335, 341; biziana, 342 ; dubia, 178
Ophioparma lapponica, 146+ Physcomitrella patens, 385+
Orphniospora moriopsis, 107(2) Front cover*, 146+ Physconia grisea, 341; isidiigera, 335; muscorum, 174
Orsellinic acid (Buellia), 462 Physma, 392
Orthotrichaceae (phylogenetic analysis), 210 Physodalic acid (Pertusaria), 536
Orthotrichum anomalum, 210; kellmanii sp. nov., 209+ *; Phytochemical evidence (Plagiochila), 28+
papillosum, 213; species A (California), 210 Picrolichenic acid (Pertusaria), 533
Ozarks (lichens), 47+ Pinus pinaster (Lecanora), 224+
Placodium chrysodetum, 507; ferrugineum d. wrightii,
Palustriella commutata, 203+ 289; granulare, 5/0; griseo-virens, 285; leucolepro-
Papillae (Racomitrium), 198
sum, 5/9; microphyllinum, 5//*; paumotense, 5/9;
Papillidiopsis malayana, 550+
sorocarpa, 5/6; sorocarpum, 5/6; spadiceum, 29/; tes-
Parasitism (Buellia), 26+
taceorufum, 519+
Parmelia hygrophila, 337; skultii, 177; sulcata, 341
Placynthiella icmalea, 236
Parmelina quercina, 335; tiliacea, 342
Plagiochila (North America), 489+
Parmeliopsis hyperopta, 337
Plagiochila aerea, 29; aspleniformis, 494; asplenioides,
Parmotrema chinense, 342; gardneri, 236
494; austinii, 494; bidens, 29; bifaria, 28+*m; cadu-
PAUP (Philonotis), 319
ciloba, 494; centrifuga, 36; columbiana, 494; com-
PAUP*, 216
pressula, 34; cuneata, 29; deflexa, 29; diffusa, 494; ex-
PAUP®* version 4.0b10, 210
igua, 29, 494; floridana, 494; fuscolutea, 29; gymno-
PC-ORD software, 333
calycina, 29; heterophylla var. heterophylla, 107(1)
PC-ORD version 4, 165
PCR amplification (Plagiochila), 29 Front cover*; invisa, 494; miradorensis, 494; montag-
Peatmoss extracts (biological activity), 278+ nei, 494; parvifolia, 494; patula, 494; patzschkei, 29;
PECK, JERILYNN E., JENNIFER GRABNER, DOUGLAS LADD, porelloides, 494; punctata, 29; raddiana, 494; retrorsa,
and Davip R. LARSEN. Microhabitat Affinities of Mis- 29, 491; rutilans, 29; satoi, 494; schofieldiana, 494;
souri Ozarks Lichens, 47+ sciophila, 491; sect. Arrectae, 491; sect. Cucullatae,
Peculiaroxide (Plagiochila), 36 491; sect. Peculiares, 491; sect. Plagiochila, 494; sect.
Peltigera aphthosa, 178; collina, 337; didactyla, 178; eli- Rutilantes, 494; sect. Trabeculatae, 494; sect. Vagae,
zabethae, 178 494; semidecurrens, 491; spinulosa, 29; steyermarkii,
Pendants (lichens), 164+ 29; stricta, 29; sullivantii, 494; trichostoma, 29; un-
Peristome types (Fissidens), 1+* data, 494; virginica, 494
Perlatolic acid (Pertusaria), 536 Plagiochilaceae (Plagiochila), 489+
Perlatolic acid (Ramalina), 101 Plagiothecium rhynchostegioides, 364; sphagnadelphus,
Pertusaria (China), 531+; aberrans, 533; albescens, 342; 364
alpina, 533; amara var. amara, 533, var. pulvinata, Platismatia glauca, 337; herrei, 337
bambusetorum, 534; carneopallida, 534; chinensis, Pleurosticta acetabulum, 342
534; cicatricosa, 534; composita, 534; corallina, 534; Pohlia andalusica, 313+; bolanderi, 312+*m; cruda, 313;
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drummondii var. carinata, 3/3; elongata, 313; filum, Recent Literature on Lichens—192, 111+
313; longicollis, 313 Recent Literature on Lichens—193, 250+
Polycauliona rhopaloides, 291 Recent Literature on Lichens—194, 406+
Polytrichum commune, 203+, 368 Recent Literature on Lichens—195, 566+
Polytrichum species (roof planting), 107(3) Front cover* Recombination (Philonotis), 325
Population dynamics (liverworts), 355 **Regeneration niche” (epiphytic bryophytes), 303
Porella platyphylloidea, 305 + Regional variation (lichen communities), 328+
Porina mammillosa, 23/ REINER-DREHWALD, M. ELENA. See ZHU, RUI-LIANG, 237+
Pottiaceae, 215+ Relative growth rate (Neckera pennata), 295+
Pottiaceae (Tortula), 497+ REN, QIANG. See ZHAO, ZUN-TIAN, 531+
Pray, Barbara, 388 Reproduction (Neckera pennata), 299
Precipitation (epiphytic moss), 293+ RESKI, RALF. See Woop, ANDREW J., 385+
Propagule dispersal (epiphytic bryophytes), 303 Restoration (epiphytic bryophytes), 309
Propagule sources (Forest floor bryophytes), 88+ Revision (Fissidens), | +
Protein extractions (Philonotis), 319 Rhizocarpaceae (Rhizocarpon), 75+
Protocetraric acid (Pertusaria), 535 Rhizocarpic acid (Rhizocarpon), 78
Protocetraric acid (Ramalina farinacea complex), 153+ Rhizocarpon, 75+; atrobrunnescens, 149; badioatrum,
Protocetraric acid (Usnea), 181+ 107(2) Front cover*, badioatrum, 143+; copelandii,
Protopannaria pezizoides, 177 146+; eupetraeoides, 107(2) Front cover*; geographi-
Protothelenella pluriseptata sp. nov., 232+*; polytrichi, cum, 178; lecanorinum, 178; saurinum comb. nov.,
233; sphinctrinoidella, 231; sphinctrinoides, 175 TI+*
Pseudocrossidium hornschuchianum, 217 Rhynchostegium riparioides, 203+
Pseudocyphellaria anthraspis, 337 Riccia crystallina, 107+*m
Pseudostomata (Sphagnum), 193+ Rif mountains (Usnea), 180+
Pseudotsuga forest (lichens), 163+ Rinodina atropallidula, 442; contiguella, 464; mamillana,
Psoromic acid (Lecanora), 223+ 464, mniaraea, 177; ocellulata, 442; sophodes, 224;
Psoromic acid (Rhizocarpon), 178 thomae, 464; turfacea, 175
Psoromic acid (Usnea), 181+ RON, EUGENIA. See ESTEBANEZ, BELEN, 501+
Punctelia subrudecta, 341 Roofs (moss cover), 282*
PURSELL, RONALD A. and MARIA A. BRUGGEMAN-NANNEN- Ros, Rosa M. See RAMS, SUSANA, 312+
GA. A Revision of the Infrageneric Taxa of Fissidens, Ros, RosA M. See WERNER, OLAF, 215+
] + ROSENTRETER, ROGER. [Review of:] WALKER, LAWRENCE
PURSELL, RONALD A. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 122+ R., and ROGER DEL MorRAL. Primary Succession and
PURSELL, RONALD A. See ALLEN, BRUCE, 395+ Ecosystem Rehabilitation, 273
PURSELL, RONALD A. See BUCK, WILLIAM R., 262+ Ross-Davis, AMy L. and KATHERINE A. FREGO. Propagule
PURSELL, RONALD A. See BUCK, WILLIAM R., 583+ Sources of Forest Floor Bryophytes: Spatiotemporal
PUTERBAUGH, MARY N., JOHN J. SKINNER, and JENNIFER M. Compositional Patterns, 88+
MILLER. A Nonrandom Pattern of Rotifers Occupying Rotifers (Frullania), 524+
Lobules of the Hepatic, Frullania eboracensis, 524+ Rycrort, DAvip S. See HEINRICHS, JOCHEN, 28+
Pyrenocollema bryospilum, /74 RyDIN, HAKAN. See WIKLUND, KARIN, 293+
Quercus ilex (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+ Sagediopsis barbara, 231
Salas, Melvin, 244
Racomitrium (distribution), 197+; aciculare, 197+*, SALAZAR ALLEN, Noris, EDUARDO LEpiz, and Jose E. DE
203+; anomodontoides, 377; aquaticum, 483; canes- GRACIA. Cyathodium foetidissimum (Marchantiales),
cens, 198; fasciculare var. atroviride, 377; fascicularis, An Asiatic Species New To Tropical America, 41+
377, complex, 377, fo. subsimplex, 377; japonicum, Salazinic acid (Ramalina), 101
197+*; lampocarpum, 200; molle, 197+; nigroviride, Salazinic acid (Ramalina farinacea) complex, 153+
200; subg. Cataracta, 377; subgenus Cataracta, 197+; Salazinic acid (Usnea), 181+
subgenus Niphotrichum, 197+; varium, 377 Santesson, Rolf, 388
Radulina hamata, 550+ Saxicolous lichens, 141+
Ramalina (Kuril Islands), 98+; almquistii, 100*; ameri- Saxicolous lichens around Mt. Tokachi (List), 144+
cana, 157+; conduplicans, 101; culbersoniorum, Scabrosins (Xanthoparmelia), 421
157+; dilacerata, 101; farinacea complex, 152+*; fas- Scandinavia (Dactylospora), 357+
tigiata, 157+, 342; fraxinea, 157+; fraxinea € roesleri, Scanopy software, 347
102; hokkaidensis, 101; intermedia, 157+; leptocar- Scapania undulata, 203+
pha, 157+; menziesii, 157+; miniscula, /0/; montag- Schadonia fecunda, 174
nei, 157+; paludosa, 157+; panizzei, 157+; pertusa, Schoenobryum paraguense, 209+
102; pollinaria, 102; roesleri, 102; scoparia 104; sili- Scholander, P. F, 392
quosa, 157+; sinensis, 104, 157+; subbreviuscula, Scholander, Per, 388
104; subcomplanata, /0/; yasudae, /02 SCHUETTE, Scott. [Review of:] BISCHLER, HELENE. Liv-
RAMS, SUSANA, Rosa M. Ros, OLAF WERNER, and A. JON- erworts of the Mediterranean: Ecology, Diversity, and
ATHAN SHAW. Pohlia bolanderi from Sierra Nevada, Distribution. Bryophytorum Bibliothecum 61, 593+
Spain, New to the European Bryophyte Flora, 312+ Science Citation Index for The Bryologist, 418
Rauiella scita, 305+ Sclerophylly (MEUVAC levels), 203
rbcL gene (Orthotrichum), 209+ Scoliciosporum chlorococcum, 236
Recent Literature on Bryophytes—107(1), 122+ Scytonema (Dictyonema photobiont), 244+
Recent Literature on Bryophytes—107(2), 262+ Secondary products (lichens), 152+
Recent Literature on Bryophytes—107(3), 395+ Sectional classification (Plagiochila), 489+
Recent Literature on Bryophytes—107(4), 583+ Segestria mammillosa, 231
2004] INDEX TO VOLUME 107 607
Sekikaic acid (Ramalina), 101 crystallina Verified in North America, North of Mex-
Sematophyllaceae (Acroporium), 550+ ico, 107+
Sequencher vers. 3.1, 210 Stratification potential (Ozark lichens), 53
Sequencher vers. 4.1, 191 Strepsilejeunea boliviensis, 237
SERINA, EsSTELA. See AZAMI, NAJAT, 180+ Strepocolea atrata, 542+m*
Sex distribution (Marchantia inflexa), 345+ Stress (gene expression in a moss), 385+
Sex ratios (Marchantia inflexa), 347+ Strict consensus tree (Plagiochila), 492
Sexual dimorphism (Marchantia inflexa), 345+ Strigula stigmatella, 231
SHAW, A. JONATHAN. See RAMS, SUSANA, 312+ ‘Structured’ mycelia (lichens), 158
SHAW, JONATHAN, CYMON J. Cox, and SANDRA B. BOLEs. Substrate relations (Ozark lichens), 48
Phylogenetic Relationships Among Sphagnum Sec- Sugar maples (epiphytic bryophytes), 302+
tions: Hemitheca, Isocladus, and Subsecunda, 189+ Sweden (Neckera pennata), 294-4
SHDH (Philonotis), 319
SHEVOCK, JAMES R. See Norris, DANIEL H., 209+ TAN, BENITO C. See HEDENAS, LARS, 550+
SHIMIZU, AKIRA. Community Structure of Lichens in the Taxon richness (Foest floor bryophytes), 93
Volcanic Highlands of Mt. Tokachi, Hokkaido, Japan, Temperature sensitivity (Lobaria oregana), 170
141+ Terpenoids (bryophytes), 279+
Sierra Nevada, Spain (Pohlia), 312+ Thamnolia vermicularis, 177
SIPMAN, HARRIE J. M. See CHAves, José Luis, 242+ Thamnolic acid (Pertusaria), 534
SKINNER, JOHN J. See PUTERBAUGH, MARY N., 524+ Thamnolic acid (Usnea), 181+
Slugs (bryophytes), 280 Thelomma, 394
Snails (bryophytes), 280 Thin layer chromatography (saxicolous lichens), 142+
SOD (Philonotis), 319 Thiophanic acid (Buellia), 462
Thiophaninic acid (Buellia), 464
Soil characteristics (Marchantia inflexa), 347+
Thiophaninic acid (Pertusaria), 533
Soil moisture (Neckera pennata), 295+
Ticolichen Biodiversity Inventory, 242+
Solorina saccata, 174
Tilia platyphyllos (epiphytic lichen diversity), 340+
Sonoran Desert (Buellia), 441 +m, 459+
TIMONEY, KEVIN P. and JANET Marsu. Lichen Trimlines in
South Africa (Racomitrium), 200
Northern Alberta: Establishment, Growth Rates, and
Spain (bryophytes), 203
Historic Water Levels, 429+
Spain (Lecanora varia group), 222+
TOMAS, RAFAEL. See ARRONIZ-CRESPO, MARIA, 202+
Spain (Pohlia bolanderi), 312+
TONSBERG, TorR. See IHLEN, PER G., 357+
SPARRIUS, LAURENS B. Dirina calcicola, a New Lichen Topelia, 394
Species from Florida, U.S.A., 521+
Tortula, 497+; eucalyptrata, 499; euryphylla, 499; hop-
Spathulenol (Plagiochila), 36
peana comb. nov., 497+ *; inermis, 217; latifolia, 499;
Spatial segregation of the sexes (liverworts), 345+
muralis, 213, 217; nankomomtana, 499
Spatiotemporal compositional patterns (Forest floor bryo-
Transplants (epiphytic bryophytes), 304+
phytes), 88+
Transplants (lichens), 163+
Species concept (Plagiochila), 28+
Tree stem diameter (epiphytic bryophytes), 302+
Spectra (UV absorbance), 203+
Tree stem diameter (Neckera pennata), 295+
Sperm travel distances (Marchantia), 355
Tree substrate (epiphytic lichens), 340+
Sphaerolejeunea, 240
Trichosteleum boschii, 550+; singapurense, 550+; stig-
Sphaerophorus globosus, 337 mosum, 550+
Sphagnum (phylogenetics), 189+; caldense, 195; cribro-
Trichostomum aciculare var. aquaticum, 483; aquaticum,
sum, 194; cyclophyllum, 189+*; flexuosum, 203+; 483; hoppeanum, 499; latifolium, 499; unguiculatum,
guwassanense, 192+; macrophyllum, 189+*; micro- 216
carpum, 193+; microphyllum, 190+; pylaesii, 189+*; Trimlines (Lichen), 429+*
section Hemitheca, 189+; section Isocladus, 189+; Trinidad (Marchantia inflexa), 345+
section Subsecunda, 189+; sp. (antimicrobial effects), Triquetella arapilensis, 217; tristicha, 217
279+; subsecundum, 193 Trondelag phytogeographic element, 359
Spore dispersal (epiphytic bryophytes), 303 Tropical America (Cyathodium), 41+
Spore germination (epiphytic bryophytes), 303 Tropical lichens (Costa Rica), 242+
Staurolemma, 392+; carolinianum sp. nov., 392+*m; TSCHABANENKO, SVETLANA. See JONESON, SUZANNE
dalmaticum, 392; dussii, 392; omphalarioides, 392m; Tuckerman Lichen Workshop (13th), 419*
ramuliferum, 393; weberi, 393 Turetsky, Merritt, 418
Stemflow (epiphytic lichens), 342+
Stenosporic acid (Ramalina), 101 U. S. A. (Marchantia inflexa), 345+
Stereocaulon vesuvianum, 146+ UMANA, LOENGRIN. See CHAVES, JOSE Luis, 242+
Stictic acid (Bacidia sp.), 150 Umbilicaria, 388; caroliniana, 146+; neocylindrica,
Stictic acid (Buellia), 449 107(2) Front cover*; neocylindrica, 148+; torrefacta,
Stictic acid (Pertusaria), 533 107(2) Front cover*, 148+
Stictic acid (Rhizocarpon), 178 Undecan-2-one (Plagiochila), 36
Stictic acid (Usnea), 181+ Underleaves (Lejeunea), 237+
STOCKER-WORGOTTER, ELFIE, JOHN A. ELIx, and MARTIN Usnea (lichen substances), 181+
GruBe. Secondary Chemistry of Lichen-forming Fun- Usnea (Morocco), 180; articulata var. intestiniformis,
gi: Chemosyndromic Variation and DNA-analyses of 181+; ceratina var. subceratina, 181+; cf. nidulans,
Cultures and Chemotypes in the Ramalina farinacea 184; comosa subsp. eucomosa, /8/+, var. comosa,
Complex, 152+ 181+, var. similis, /8/+; dasaea, 181; dasypoga,
Stoneobryum mirum, 209+ 181+; esperantiana, 183; filipendula, 164+, 183, 337;
STOTLER, RAYMOND E. and WILLIAM T. DOovyLe. Riccia florida subsp. pseudostrigosa, 181+; fulvoreagens,
THE BRYOLOGIST [VOL. 107
181+; glabrata, 181+; hirta, 181+; lapponica, 184; Werner, Roger-Guy. 180+
marocana, /8/+; mutabilis, 184; rubicunda, 181+, var. WETMORE, CLIFFORD M. The Isidiate Corticolous Calopla-
ceratinella, 181+, var. primaria, 181+; scabrata, 164+; ca Species in North and Central America, 284+
sp., 186, 342; Usnea spp., 164+; subfloridana, 185+, WETMORE, CLIFFORD M. The Sorediate Corticolous Spe-
subsp. praetervisa, 185; substerilis, 186; wasmuthii, cies of Caloplaca in North and Central America, 505+
186; wirthii, 337 WIKLUND, KARIN, and HAKAN RyDIN. Colony Expansion
Usnic acid (Lecanora), 222+ of Neckera pennata: Modelled Growth Rate and Effect
Usnic acid (Lecanora sp.4), 150 of Microhabitat, Competition, and Precipitation, 293+
Usnic acid (Ramalina), 102 William S. Sullivant Award for Best Paper in Bryology,
Usnic acid (Ramalina farinacea), 154+ 418
Usnic acid (Usnea), 181+ Wind River Canopy Crane, 164
UV-Absorbing compounds (bryophytes), 202+ Woop, ANDREW J., RALF RESKI, and WOLFGANG FRANK.
Isolation and Characterization of ALDH11A5, a Novel
Variation in growth (Neckera pennata), 299
Non-Phosphorylating GAPDH cDNA from Physco-
Venereal disease (treatment with bryophytes), 280
mitrella patens, 385+
Venezuela (mosses), 215+
WRIGHT, DARRELL M. See BENNETT, JAMES P., 421+
Veracruz (mosses), 368+
Verrucaria bryospila, /74; citrina, 5/0 Xanthones (Buellia), 459+
Virensic acid (Ramalina farinacea complex), 153+ Xanthoparmelia, 23*; scabrosa, 421+m, 107(4) Front
Virtanen, Viivi, 418 cover*
Volcanic highlands (lichens), 141+ Xanthoria candelaria, 336; fallax, 336; fulva, 336; parie-
Vorarlbergia medioincrassata, /75 tina, 342
WALKER, LAWRENCE R., and ROGER DEL MORAL. Primary Zeorin (Lecanora), 223+
Succession and Ecosystem Rehabilitation [review], Zeorin (Lecanora sp.4), 150
273 Zeorin (Lecidea sp.), 150
Water levels (Lichen trimlines), 429+ Zeorin (Lecidella sp.2), 151
Water-holding capacity (Quercus ilex), 342 ZHAO, ZUN-TIAN, QIANG REN, and ANDRE APTROOT. An
WERNER, OLAF, JUAN A. JIMENEZ, and Rosa M. Ros. The Annotated Key to the Lichen Genus Pertusaria in Chi-
Systematic Position of the Moss Kingiobryum par- na, 531+
amicola (Pottiaceae) Based on Molecular and Morpho- ZHU, RuI-LIANG, and REINER-DREHWALD, M. ELENA. Le-
logical Data, 215+ jeunea boliviensis, a Remarkable Species with Bizarre
WERNER, OLAF. See RAMS, SUSANA, 312+ Underleaves and Eplicate Perianths, 237+