The Bryologist 2007: Vol 110 Index

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Atrichum altecristatum, 219+; angustatum, 219+; undulatum, Bryophyte phylogeny, 179+
2194 Bryophytes (biotic soil crusts), 714; (desiccation-tolerance),
Aulacomniales comb. et stat. nov., 554 5954; (Nevada), 6734
Aulacomnium androgynum, 537 Bryopteris filicina, 766+*
Aulaxina microphana, 632+*; quadrangula, 633+*m Bryoria spp., 529
Austin protocol (desiccation-tolerance), 1714 Bryum alpinum, 537; argenteum, 5: 7; dendroides, 555
Austria Bucklandiella nivalis), 924 Buck, WILLIAM R., BRruct ALLEN AND RONALD A. PurseLt. Recent
B-orcinol chlorodepsidones (Lepraria), 117 literature on bryophytes 110(1), 1334; 110(2), 3374;
Bacidia lobarica sp. nov., 487+"m 110(3), 567+; 110(4), 838+
Bacidiaceae (Bacidia), 487+ Buck, WILLIAM R. See LUCKING, RoBeRT, 622+
Backbone hornwort phylogeny, 188" Bucklandiella, 97+; sect. Gemmiferae sect. nov., 97; nivalis sp.
Backbone liverwort phylogeny, 186* nov., 92+*; vulcanicola (gemmae), 96*
Backor, Martin, Perer VAczi, Mitos Bar AK, JANA Bu DOVA AND Bubova, JANA. See BACKOR, Martin, 1004
ALEXANDER Dzusaj. Uptake, photosynthetic characteristics Bulgaria (Philonotis), 778
and membrane lipid peroxidation levels in the lichen 3ullatina aspidota, 633
photobiont Trebouxia erici exposed to copper and Buying shed bag sampling (moss), 754+
cadmium, 1004 admium stress (Trebouxia erici), 101+
Balantiopsis, 746+ alciphiles (biotic soil crusts), 714
Barbella cubensis, 42; enervis, 42; perpinnata, 41 aLpIz, Mayra S., JORG BRUNET AND BenGt NIHLGARD. Lichen litter
Barbellopsis trichophora, 42 decomposition in Nothofagus forest of northern Patagonia:
Bark texture, 770+ biomass and chemical changes over time, 266+
, E. See FERNAND SALE¢ 4 * 723 alenia aspidota, 633"; solorinoides, 633*
kK, Mitos. See Backor, Martin, 100 aliche exposure (biotic soil crusts), 714
YMEW-BEGAN, St ON. See Jones, Nicoe L., 4534 alifornia (Lepraria), 11545 (lichens and bryophytes), 420+;
Bartramia bellolioella sp. nov., 507+"; halleriana, 53 ; Stricta, Pleuridium), 5104
53 alomnion brownseyi, 537; complanatum, 537
Bartramiaceae Bartramia), 507 aloplaca in North and Central America (key), 799
Base saturation Philonotis), 7764 aloplaca arenaria, 79+; borealis/kamczatica group, 799;
Baseline physiological responses (Bazzania), 297+ catalinae, 804; cateiloides, 801; cerina, 798+*m; crocea,
Bazzania, 746 ; trilobata, 2954 799+*m; crocea subsp. mexicana, 802; erythrantha, 799";
BEDNAREK-O) » HA \ taxonomic monograph of the moss ferruginea, 804; haematites, 806; pinicola, 799m; rosulans,
genus Codriophorus P Beauv. (Grimmiaceae) | review 411; sp. 1, 799"; sp. 2, 799*; stanfordensis, 804;
130 stillicidiorum, 800; xanthostigmoidea, 79+
Oct Haina. See Kor KINGER, HERIBERT, 924 alycin (Candelariella), 366+, 376+, 392+
E., Du Q vr, TerryJ . O'BRIEN AND ANGELA I alycularia, 746+
Newron. Taxonomy and phylogeny in the earliest alymperaceae (evolution), 58; (phylogeny), 46+; (rank-free
diverging pleurocarps: square holes and bifurcating pegs, treatment), 71+
533 alymperes, 48+; afzelii, 50; couguiense, 50; dozyanum, 50;
New | wp P V. York Vetiplanaxis pyrrhobryoides, a erosum, 50; hispidum, 50; lonchophyllum, 50; motleyi, 50;
new fossil moss genus and species from Middle Cretaceous palisotii, 50; robinsonii, 50; schmidtii, 50; tahitense, 50;
Burmese amber, 514 tenerum, front cover 110(1)*, 50; tuamotuense, 50
Bescherellia cryphaeoides, 537; elegantissima, 53 alypogeia, 746+
Biodiversity (as air pollution indicator), 724+; (bryophytes in andelaria arctica, 388
Nevada), 673 lichen communities), 7244 andelariaceae, 365+, 375+, 391+
Bioindicator species, pe andelariella, 365+, 3 5+, 391+; aggregata sp. nov., 393+"m;
Biomass Bazzania), 302 ) lichen litter), 266+ antennaria, 396+ *m; arctica, 388; athallina, 388+; aurella,
Biomonitoring, 723 ; Study area species list, 7284 398+"m; aurella group, 391+; biatorina sp. nov., 366+*m;
Biotic soil crusts (member taxa), 710 site variation), 706+ borealis sp. nov., 377+"m; brouardii, 416; californica sp.
species richness), 706+ nov., 400+*m; canadensis, 416+; citrina, 401+"m; com-
slasia, 746 planata sp. nov., 404+'m; coralliza, 389; coralliza f.
lasiales (Cavicularia), 453 dispersa, 417; corallizoides sp. nov., 405+" m; deflexa, 399;
Blastenia moreliiensis, 806 deppeanae sp. nov., 406+*m; dispersa, 417; efflorescens,
Boreal forest (lichens), 74 379+"m; immarginata sp. nov., 408+*m; kansuensis,
Borrera crinalis, 790 410+"m; kansuensis f. frustulenta, 4/0; kuusamoénsis var.
Brachymenium nepalense, 537 areolata, 389; lavicola, 417; lichenicola sp. nov., front
B is, JOHN E. See H cover 110(3)*, 368+"m; litoralis, 399; lutella, 381+*m;
Braithwaitea sulcata, 537 placodizans, 382+*m; plumbea, 417; reflexa, 417; rosulans,
Braithwaiteaceae fam. nov., 554 411+*m; rosulans group, 391+; septentrionalis, 383;
Branching response (Bazzania), 305 spraguei, 415+"m; stenospora, 417; subdeflexa, 365+"m;
Braun-Blanquet scale, 778 terrigena, 401; terrigena var. placodimorpha, 401; vitellina,
Brin Joun C., Lioyp R. Stark, JaMes R SHEVOCK A\NDN I JOH) 384+"m, 35+; vitellina group, 375+"m; vitellina var.
Spence. An annotated checklist of the bryophytes of rosulans, 411; xanthostigma, 386+*m
Nevada, with notes on collecting history in the state, 673+ anfield line method, 770+"
Bromus tectorum effect on biotic soil crusts), 708 aNO, Maria J. See JIMENEZ, JUAN A., 812+
B Y Jor See ( M Sos 266+ arbon balance (desiccation-tolerance), 605
Bryhnia graminicolor, 759 ARGILL, D. CHRISTINE. See R. Jor. Durr, 2144
Bryocaulon pseudosatoanum, 529 ARLSSON, BEN« A. See Sonesson, Mars, 2444
Bryophyte genera of Nevada, 7044 avernularia hultenii, 529; lophyrea, 529
Bryophyte papers with phylogeny in the title, 184" avicularia densa, 453+
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Cell water relations (bryophytes), 599 DeBo.t, ANN M., ROGER ROSENTRETER AND ERIN P. MartIN.
Cellular protection (desiccation-tolerance), 605+ Macrolichen diversity in subtropical forests of north
Central America (Caloplaca), 798+ central Florida, 254+
Cephalozia, 746+ Decay indices, 53
Cephaloziella, 746+ Decomposition parameters (lichens), 268
Ceratolejeunea, 465 46+; dentato-cornuta, 470; dussiana Degelia plumbea (distribution), 127
166 Dehydration (bryophytes), 163
Cetraria californica, 529; chlorophylla, 529 Dehydrins (bryophytes), 606
haetophyllopsidaceae, 740 Dendroceros aff. canaliculatus, 217+; crispatus, 217*+; crispus,
haetophyllopsis, 746+ 217+; granulatus, 217+; indet., 217+
hara vulgaris, 219+ Dendrocerotaceae (Nothoceros), 2794
harales, 612 Dendrogram (lichens and bryophytes), 432+
heatgrass (effect on biotic soil crusts), 706+ Dendro-hypnum, 555; auricomum comb. nov., 555; aurico-
hemical changes (lichen), 266+ mum ssp. celebensis comb. nov., 555+; auricomum ssp.
Chile (Bartramia), 507 sumatranum comb. nov., 556; beccarii, 556; brevipes
hile (Didymodon coquimbensis), 812 comb. nov., 556; flagelliferum comb. nov., 556; fusco-
hlorophyll (Trebouxia erici), 102 mucronatum comb. nov., 556; fuscomucronatum ssp.
hlorophyll fluorescence (bryophytes), 163+ chalmersii comb. nov., 556; milnei comb. nov., 556;
hloroplast genes (liverworts), 738+ milnei ssp. korthalsii comb. nov., 556; milnei ssp.
hloroplast sequence markers (Goniomitrium), 1084 parvum comb. nov., 556; opacum comb. nov., 556;
hloroplast ultrastructure (phylogeny), 198*+ reinwardtii comb. nov., 556; reinwardtii ssp. caducifo-
inclidium stygium, 537 lium comb. nov., 556; subspininervium comb. nov., 556;
ircular tree showing sperm cell evolution, 195*+ subspininervium ssp. arborescens comb. nov., 556
lade A liverworts), 7464 Derr, Cuiska C., Bruce McCunt Linpa H GEISER. Epiphytic
lade B liverworts), 746+ macrolichen communities in Pinus contorta peatlands in
lade C (liverworts), 746+ southeastern Alaska, 5214
lades (hornworts), 228 Desiccation recovery bryophytes), 600+
ladina rangiferina, 529 Desiccation-tolerance (bryophytes), 595+
ladio nia spp., 529 Diahyphae (Gomphillaceae), 624”*
lavitheca nom. nov., 113; poeltii comb. nov., 113 Dicranum scoparium, 537
N L., KAREN L. KuiMa AND Timotny J. Faney. The Didymodon australasiae, 815; coquimbensis sp. nov., 812+";
role of water availability in seasonal growth of Bazzania fuscus, 815; luehmannii, 815; nevadensis, 815
trilobata on boulders in an eastern hemlock stand, 2954 Diplophyllum, 746+
NA L. See Ps R, MicHaeL ¢ F., 5954 Disjunction Usneae distribution 127
P PI iD Pt F. M Usnea flammea (Lecanorales Dispersal (desiccation-tolerance), 608+
new for North America Distribution (Bucklandiella), 99; (lichens of Tetlin National
limate (Tok, Alaska Wildlife Refuge), 80; (Usneae), 127
limate effects Disturbance biotic soil crusts), 7154
LUSTALX, 109 Ditrichaceae (Pleuridium), 5104
oeleochaetales Diversity (boreal zone lichens), 89; (desiccation-tolerance), 598
olumbia Basin (biotic soil crusts), 706+ DNA extraction and amplification hornworts), 2194
ombined-evidence cladistic analysis, 494 DNA sequencing and alignments (Calymperaceae),
ommercial Moss Ni Drought-hardening, 602+
ommunity analysis biotic soll crusts 1 D+ Drying rate (desiccation-tolerance), 602
ommunity composition soil-dwelling lichen and moss Duckett, Jt EY G. See Rev I KAREN 9
ommunity dynamics (bryophytes), 760 D .. JoeL, JUAN Cat VILLARREAL, D. CHRISTINE ¢
ommunity gradients lichens), 52 ; Progress and challenges toward
oncentration of ele its (lichens developing a phylogeny and classification of the horn
onnorstictic acid (H eterodermua), 492 worts, 2144
onocephalum, 746 D R. Jor ENZA KAREN 1794
onservation (pleurocarpous mosses D » ALEXANDE! ACK Martin, 100+
onstictic acid (Usnea flammea Eastern North America (Gomphillaceae), 6224
opper stress (Trebouxia erici), 1014 Echinoplaca areolata sp. nov front cover 110(4)*, 633+"m
ordeiro, V A., 119 furcata subsp. neotropica, 635"; intercedens, 635; lucerni
orrespondence analysis fera, 635"; pellicula, 635*; similis, 635, 637*; tetrapla, 637"
orynotheca, | 13; poeltii Ecological niche modelling (Philonotis), 777
osta Orthostichella Ecophysiology (bryophytes), 599
osta Rica Nothoceros Ecan, Roses S. Recent literature on lichens—204, 146+ 205
rust integrity, 715 3514+; —206, 577
rustose lichens (biotic soil crusts Euix, JoHN A. See KNupse
ryptogams biomonitoring), 7234 Embryophytes (desiccation-tolerance), 612+
Crytopodium bartramioides, 53 Endocarpon pusillum, 79+
Cultures (Trebouxia erici), 101 Environmental measurements Bazzania
Cyanolichens (biotic soil crusts), 714 Environmental pollution (lichen 1004
Cyrtomnium hymenophyllum, 537 Ephemerum sessile, 109+
Cyrtopodendron vieillardii, 537 Epilithic bryophyte communities, 753+
Cyrtopus setosus, 537 Epiphyte communities (lichens and bryophytes), 420+
Davis, E. CHrisTINt See Henpry, Tory Epiphytic lichens (biomonitoring), 724+
DBH of tree, 77 Epiphytic liverwort (spatial distribution
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Epixylic bryophyte communities, 753+ Gomphillaceae in North America (checklist), 626+; (key), 625+
EquiHua, CLEMENTINA AND Micuet Equtnua. Spatial distribution Gomphillus, 622+; americanus, front cover 110(4)*, 637*m;
of Bryopteris filicina on tree trunks in the Selva Lacandona, calycioides, 638*m; hyalinus comb. nov., 476+; ophio-
Chiapas, Mexico, 766+ sporus, 475+
EquiHua, Micuet. See Equitua, CLEMENTINA, 766+ Goniobryum subbasilare, 537
Erythrodontium subbiformis, 42 Goniomitrium, 108+; acuminatum, 109+; seroi, 1094
EssLINGER, THEODORE L. A synopsis of the North American GowarD, TREVOR AND Bruce McCune. Hypogymnia canadensis
species of Anaptychia (Physciaceae), 788+ (Parmeliaceae), a new lichen from the Pacific Coast of
Establishment (desiccation-tolerance), 608+ North America, 808+
Europe (Philonotis), 776+ Graphids, Australian (lichens), 5614
Evernia prunastri, 733+ GreveN, HENK. See HastinGs, ROXxANNE I., 5004
Evolution (desiccation-tolerance), 6114; (liverworts), 748 Grimmia afroincurva, 500+; donniana, 504; incurva, 504;
Excipular types (Gomphillaceae), 624* milleri sp. nov., 500+"; trichophylla, 93
Exemplar approach (morphology), 5 Grimmiaceae (gemmae), 96; (Grimmia), 5004
Exodictyon incrassatum, 50 Groundwater pH, 778
Exostratum blumii, 50 Growth (Neckera), 309+
FAHEY, Timorny J. See Creavirt, NaTaue L., 2954 Gyalectidium, 623+; appendiculatum, 639"; aspidotum, 633;
FERNANDEZ-SALEGUI, A. B., A. TERRON, E. BARRENO AND P. L. Nimis. catenulatum, 640*; denticulatum, 642; eskuchei, 642;
Biomonitoring with cryptogams near the power station of filicinum, 641*; floridense, 641"; imperfectum, 641°;
La Robla (Leon, Spain), 722 3+ kenyanum, 642; tuckerae sp. nov., froni cover 110(4)"*,
collections (boreal lichens), 76+ 641"; viride sp. nov., 643+"; yahriae, 643*
moss sampling, 7554 Gyalideopsis, 622+; sp. A, 650+"; sp. B, 663; anastomosans, 663;
(effect on biotic soil crusts), 706+ aequatoriana, 657; africana, 643; alnicola, 656; americana
R, KirsteN M., Dennis P. WatL, Kwok LeunG Yip AND BReEN7 sp. nov., 643+*m; aff. argentea, 645*; berenice comb.
D. MisHiek. Phylogeny of the Calymperaceae with a rank- nov., 645"; buckii, 647*m; epicortis comb. nov., 650°;
free systematic treatment, 46+ floridae, 650*m; gigantea, 647; glauca, 655; lambinonii,
Florida (lichens), 2544 651*m; macarthurii, 653*; moodyae, 653*m; muscicola,
Folioceros fuciformis, 218*+4 653; ozarkensis sp. nov., front cover 110(4)*, 655+*m;
Forests, old-growth (Neckera), 3094 piceicola, 656; subaequatoriana sp. nov., 657+*m; sub-
Fossil moss ( Vetiplanaxis), 518+ monospora sp. nov., front cover 110(4)*, 659+"m; aff.
Fossombronia from Latin America (typifications), 817+ vainioi, 663; vainioi var. semicirculata var. nov., 652+*m;
Fossombronia, 746+; brasiliensis, 818; carinata, 819; crassifolia, vainioi var. vainioi, 652+* m; wesselsii, 657+*
819; cubana, 819; fernandeziensis, 819; foveolata, 218+; Gyalolechia brouardii, 416
herzogii, 819; lophoclada, 819; luetzelburgiana, 819; Gyrothyra, 77 46+
mexicana, 819; ptychophylla, 819; tenuifolia, 819; wrightii, Habitat differentiation (Philonotis), 7764
819 Habitat structure (lichens and bryophytes), 428+
Fossombroniaceae, 817+ Hajek, MicHat. See HAjKOvA, Petra, 7764
Freire, A. Vir NIA AND RAYMONI E. Srorier. Typifications of the HAJKOVA, PerrA, BLANKA SHAW, MICHAL Hajek, Dirk HINTERLANG
names of some Latin American species of Fossombronia AND Virezs_av PLASEK. The role of base saturation and
Fossombroniaceae), 817+ altitude in habitat differentiation within Philonotis in
ANDREAS, KLAUS KALt Martin Gruse. 2006. springs and mires of three different European regions,
Contributions towards a new systematics of the lichen /6+
family Thelotremataceae |review], 332+ Hampeella alaris, 537
Frullania 746+ Haplomitrium (phylogeny), 192*4
Funaria hygrometrica, 537 Haplomitrium hookeri, 746+; mnioides, 746+
Funariaceae (phylogeny), 110+ Hardwood bottom vegetation (lichens), 263+
Funarioideae, 112+ Harmand, Julien, 119
Future challenges (phylogeny), 205+ Harpanthus, 746+
Gackstroemia, 746+ Harris, RicHarp C. See LENDEMER, JAMES C., 490+
Gametangium development (desiccation-tolerance), 608+ Harvest methods (moss), 753
ametophyte development (Cavicularia), 4534 HAsseL DE MENENDEZ, GABRIELA. See VILLARREAL, JUAN CARLOS, 279+
ametophyte evolution, 1814 HastinGs, ROXANNE I. AND HENK GreveN. Grimmia milleri sp. nov.
arovaglia elegans, 537 (Grimmiaceae) from northeastern North America and the
sEISER, Linpa. See Derr, CHiska C., 521-4 status of Grimmia afroincurva, 500+
semma/gemmaling ontogeny (Cavicularia), 453+" Hattorianthus, 746+
;emmae Bucklandiella nivalis), 94+" Heavy metals lichen), 100+
scene expression desiccation-tolerance), 608+ Hepenas, Lars. Global diversity patterns among pleurocarpous
ene ontology mapping (bryophytes), 608+ mosses, 319+
rene partition congruence and combining data (hornworts), Hedwigia ciliata, 537
220 Hemlock stand (Bazzania), 295+
General classification (hornworts), 2384 Henpry, Tory A., Bin WANG, YA YANG, E. Curist!ne Davis, JOHN
Geocalyx, 746+ E. BraGccins, Rupotr M. SCHUSTER AND YIN-LONG Qlv.
Global diversity (pleurocarpous mosses), 3194 Evaluating phylogenetic positions of four liverworts from
Gloeoheppia squamulosa comb. nov., 291+" New Zealand, Neogrollea notabilis, Jackiella curvata,
Glyphothecium sciuroides, 537 Goebelobryum unguiculatum and Herzogianthus vaginatus,
Goebeliella, 746+ using three chloroplast genes, 738+
Goebelobryum, 740; unguiculatum, 738+ Heppia despreaxii, 287+"
Gorrinet, BERNARD. See WERNER, OLarF, 108+ Herbarium websites, 676
Gomphillaceae, 622+> ; (Gomphillus), 475+ Herbertus, 746+
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Herzogianthus, 746+; vaginatus, 738 Isophylly,
Heterodermia neglecta sp. nov., 490+ Isotachis,
Hildebrandtiella endotrichelloides, 537; pachyclada, 42 Isothecium colensoi, 555
phleoides comb. nov., 41 Isousnic acid (Lecanora), 485
H D J. 2006. Surveyinagn d Jaccard’s indices of similarity (pleurocarpous mosses
ichenologists [review], 564+ Jackiella curvata, 738+
H N Dirk. See Hask Pett Jackiellacea7e3,9 +
listory of bryophyte collection (Nevada), 673 Jamesiella anastomosans, 663
Tauern National Park (Bucklandiell Jensenia, 746
HAKON I Ton lavflora 294 JIMENEZ, JUAN A. AND M J. Cano. Didymodon imbensis
Homeohydry, 598 Pottiaceae), a new species from ¢ hile, 812
Homoiohydry, 598 NES, N L. anp S NB v-Becan. Juvenile
Hookeria lucens, 537 zametophyte development in the Blasiales (Metzgeriidae
Hornwort (Noth 2. Gemma/gemmaling ontogen ’ la densa,
I lornworts (desiccation tolerance), 163+; (phvyloger
Horse Heaven Hills (Washington), 708+m N, . [Review of:| I P S W
I dubbard Brook (Bazzania), 295+ 2004 1ens in a changing pollution environment, 333+
Huisman, Olff and Fresco (HOE pe 5 model, 77 Jubula
Humidity (Bryopteris filicina), 772 julella vi
Jungermannia
K N, Ken M. Kwok Leunc, 510+
Key (families and genera of the Hypnodendrales), 557+; (genera
nodon pilifer, 537; sphaerothecius, 537 and species of Gomphillaceae in North America), 62
enodontopsis bifaria comb. nov., 555; mnioides comb. Gloeoheppia and Pseudopeltula in southwestern North
37; vallis-gratiae comb. nov America, Central America, and an), 293+;
lichen genus Candelariella in western North America
lymenophyton, 74 392+; (polysporous Candelariella species in Western North
Hyphophore dev ment, 6 America), 376+; (specieso f Anaptychia in North America
Hyphophores, front cover 4)", 622 789+; (species of Caloplaca in North and Central
Hypnodendrales comb. et stat. nov., 554 America), 799; (species of (
Hypr iron arcuatum, 537; auricomum, 53 1u Pleuridium in North America
auricomum ssp
lum, 556; beccarii, 5 revipes ‘ SEN J a new Lepraria (Stereo
camptotheca, 5 95; chalmersii caulaceae) from the Santa N ntains in southe
California, 115+
K Review of
2007. Biotic so
H
O Bucklandiella
from the Alps of Au
529; canadensis sp. nov., 808
sha, 529; imshaugii,
taphysod s &
LI I group
Illegal harvest (moss Leaty liverworts (phy!
Incidental take (moss harvest), 752 Lecanora abell +4 I var. xantl igma, 386
Iy ndicator species analy} ses (lichens and j bryophy ‘ coniferarum, 4 > ; conjungen 7 7 389
Indicator species analysis, 712, 756 crassithallina sp. nov. letlexa, 399; erythranta
Inductively lasma atomic emission trom 101] 802 lividocinneerr ea 2 ?
IN ND TON { f Nec 802; saligna
pennata, an epiphytic moss of ) forests, 309 placodizans
Intermittent desiccation tes), Lecanoraceae
Invertebrates (moss 6! Lecanorales Bacidia
Invited Essay: New Frontiers in Bryology and Lichenology, 163 Lecidea crocea, 80]
Invited review: Desiccation-tolerance in bryophytes, 595+ Lecidella elaeochroma
IRELAND, R R. See A Br 506+ Leiomitra, 746+
Isoetes engelmannii, 219+; | i 19+; kirkii, 219+ Leiosporoceros (phylogeny
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ejeunea, 746+; acanthotis, 470; huctumalcensis, 465+"; schiz Bryophytes—An Illustrated Glossary. 2" Edition [review
otis, 470; xiphotis, 470 S66
ejeuneaceae (Lejeunea), 465+ MANGOLD, ARMIN Review of: Frisch, ANDREAS, Kiaus Ka
embophyllaceae, 3 Martin G rE. 2006. Contributions towards a new
empholemma chalazanum, 289+* systematics of the lichen family Thelotremataceae, 332+
MER, JAMEC.S, RICHARD C. Harris AND ERIN A. Tripp. Marchantia, 746+
Heterodermia neglecta (Physciaceae), a new lichen species Marsupella, 746+
from eastern North America, 490+ Marsupidium, 746+
epicolea, 746+ Marsupium-bearing clade (liverworts), 746+
epidogyna, 746+ MartIN, Erin P. See DeBott, ANN M., 254+
epidolaena, 746+ Mastigophora, 746+
epidozia, 746+ Maximum likelihood analysis liverworts), 7454
epidoziaceae, 739 Meinungeria), 494+ Maximum parsimony analysis (liverworts), 745+
epraria coriensis, 117 ; Santamonicae sp. nov., 115° Maximum parsimony trees (Calymperaceae), 54+*
eptostomum inclinans, 538 May, Puiuip F. See Cerc, | E, 1264
eptotheca boliviana, 538; gaudichaudii, McCune, B. AND R. ROsENTRI ER. 2007. Biotic soil crust lichens of
eucobryoid taxa, 48+ the Columbia Basin. [review], 5634
eucodon sciuroides, 538 McCune, Bruce. See Derr, Cuiska C., 521 +; see GOWARD,
eucolepsis acanthoneura, 538 808+; see PONZETTI, JEANNE M., 7064
eucophanes glaucum, 50; octoblepharoides, 50; seychellarum, Megaceros denticulatus, 217+; flagellaris, 217*+; gracilis, 217+;
50 pellucidus, 217+
Meinungeria mouensis gen. et sp. nov., 494+"m
ichen diversity, 7
Membrane lipid peroxidation (Trebouxia erici), 100+
ichen litter, 266+
ichen photobiont (photosynthesis), 100+ Memorial: Lewis Edward Anderson, 364
ichen stillicidiorum, 799 Memorial: Maria F. Makarevych, 480+*
ichen, sorediate (Bacidia), 48 Menegazziaic acid Usnea flammea), 126
ichens (Alaska), 74+; (biomonitoring), 724+; (Portugal), 1194 Mesochaete taxiforme, 533; undulata, 538
Lichens of Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge and area (checklist Meteoriaceae, 2+
Meteorium deppei, 41
Metzgeria, 746+; conjugata, 219+, 759
See REN ,K
Metzgeriidae (Cavicularia), 453+
mixed model analysis (Bazzar
Mexico (Bryopteris filicina), 766+
an system, 4
hornworts with desiccation-tolerance), 173; (liverworts Mexico, northern (Candelariella), 3 Lecanora),
with desiccation-tolerance), 172+; (macrolichen species, 482+
Microclimate (bryophytes), 598
north-central Florida), 259+; (mosses with desiccation
Microenvironmental variables, 770+
tolerance), 166+; (nonbryophyte species affected by moss
Microlychnus epicortis, 650
harvest), 762; (species directly impacted by commercial
Microstelium hyalinum, 475+*
moss harvest), 757+; (species in biomonitoring study
Middle Cretaceous Burmese amber ( Vetiplanaxis), 518+
area), 728+; (taxa on Sequoia sempervirens in old growth
Mid-west Europe, 778
forest), 4434 bryophytes in Nevada), 677 Gomphilla Mielichhoferia elongata, 538
ceae in North America), 626 lichens of Tetlin National Mires (Europe), 776+
Wildlife Refuge and area), 79+ MisHier, Brent D. See Fisher,
verworts desiccation tolerance pr hylogée netic Micuael C. F., 595+;
analysis 38 Mitthyridium (monophyly), 56; constrictum, 50; fasciculatum,
obaric acid ( bacidia 5; (Usn 50; jungquilianum, 50; obtusifolium, 50; undulatum, 50
ocal mean Mniodendron, 555; camptotheca, 555; colensoi, 555; comat-
l,
LOg moss (Narvest ulum, 555; comatum, 555; comosum, 555; comosum var.
oiseaubryum, 113; ephemeroides, 113
seiberi comb. nov., 555; dendroides, 555; korthalsii, 556;
ne vegetation lichens), 266 2 parvum, 556; t tahiticum, 555
M* I nA. See Paz-B Mnium hornum, 5338 ; vallis-gratiae, 555
46+; cuspidata, 759 fodified CTAB extraction protocol, 744
n concinnum, 538 Moerckia, 746+
R The fungi Microstelium hyalinum and Acro Molecular markers (hornworts), 2222 1
spermum puiggarii are the same as the lichen Gomphillus Mots, 1 See INGE! , NELE, 3094
osporus (Ostropales: Gomphillaceae), 475+ Monoclea, 746+ ; gottschei, 219+; indet., 219+
W M R. Buck anp Eimy R Prata. The Monodactylopsis, 499
amily Gomphillaceae (Ostropales) in eastern North Monongahela National Forest (moss harvest
America, with notes on hyphophore development in Monophyly (Funariaceae), 110+
and Gyali leopPssitss,, 6 OLe Morphological reduction mosses), 112
Morphology Orthostif chella), 3+
Macé Moss Alps of Austria), 92+
Macrocoma tenuis, Moss harvest (Appalachian Mountains), 752+m
Macrolichen communities, epiphytic, 521 Moss systematics, 47
Macrolichen diversity (Florida), 254 Mosses (desiccation-tolerance), 163+, 613"
M .R E. See ALLEN, Bs 1+ MrBayes 3.0, 110
Maine, coastal (Usnea flammea), 126+ Mt. Sauleck (Bucklandiella nivalis), 93"
Makarevych, Maria F. (memorial), 480+" Mutter, Frank. Meinungeria mouensis (Lepidoziacae » a new
M M, B. anp N. M M. 2006. Mosses and Other genus and species from New Caledonia, 494+
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Multiresponse permutation procedure, 7 Orthostichidium involutifolium, 25; pentastichum comb. nov.,
Myurium hochstetteri, 538 414
Nanomitriella, 113 Orthostichopsis, 13; chrysoneura, 40; tenuis, 40
Neckera ampullacea, 2 5; cyathipoma, 18; decolorans, 37 Osmunda cinnamomea, 219+; regalis, 219+
moenkemeyeri 30; pachygaster, 30; pachygaster vat Ostropales (Gomphillus), 475+
gracilis, 30; pandurifolia, 2>1 ; pennata, 309+m; rigida, 25; Oxidative metabolism (bryophytes), 606
trichophoroides, 42; turgidula, 42; versicolor, 30; viridis, Oxygen evolution rate Trebouxia erici), 102
30; welwitschii, 3 Pacific Coast (Hypogymnia canadensis , 8084
Neckeraceae, | Pallavicinia, 746+
Negrollea notabilis, 738 Paraphyses (Caloplaca), 798+
Neogrolleoideae, 748 Paraschistochila, 746+
Neotrichocolea, 746 Parmelia exasperatula, 733+; hygrophila, 529; saxatilis, 5
Neotropics (Lejeunea), 465+ 52>9« ; squarrosa, 529; sulcata, 529, 7 733+; tiliacea, 7
Nephroma arcticum, 2444 Parmeliaceae, 8084
Nevada bryoflora), 673 Parmelion community, 727
Nevada (bryophyte checklist), 677+ ; (early bryological explo Parmotrema (substrate), 651
ration), 675m; (index to bryophyte genera), 704 Parsimony analysis (pleurocarps), 5414
New Caledonia (Meinungeria), 4944 Particles (air pollution), 724+
Patagonia (lichens), 266+
New World (Orth ]
Patellaria vitellina, 384
New Zealand (liv
PAUP*4.0b10, 52, 109, 745
Ni » A
Paz-BeRMUDEZ, GRACIE AND M* EuGenta Lopez pe Sitanes. The
N identity of two lichen species described from Portugal by J
Nin Harmand, 1194
Nitella flexilis PCR, 744
NO,, 724 PCR reactions (Goniomitrium), 1094
Peatlands (lichens), 5 2]
Nonbryophyte species affected by
Peck, JeriLYNn E. See S
Nonmetric multidimensional scal
Pellia, 746+
mosses 320 Perennial grasslands (biotic soil crusts), 708+
Nonparametric multiplicative regression
Petalophyllum, 746
ntimber forest products, 7
pH (moss desiccation-tolerance), 599
gopsir
Phaeoceros carolinianus, 218+; cf. carolinianus, 218+; hallii,
2184+; indet., 218+; laevis, 218+; mohrii, 218+; pearsonii,
218
Phaeomegaceros coriaceus, 217+; fimbriatus, 217+ aff. fim
briatus, 217*+; fimbriatus var. § schlimianus, 21
hirticalyx, 217+; indet.,21 17 7+; skottsbergii, 21 -
Americé Phaeophyscia constipata, 790; hirsuta, 733+; orbicularis
America, eastern (Heterodermia), 490+
Phaeophytinization quotient (photobiont chlorophyll), 102
Yothoceros cf. aenigmaticus fuegiensis canal- Philonotis caespitosa, ; calcarea 7+; fontana,
viicauelfaotlusi us cocmobm.b . novn.o,v ., 2832;8 3; endgiivgiaanetfeoulsi us gigaenntdeiu-s marchica, 779; seriata, species habitat differentia
tion 6+; tomentella, 779
comb. nov., 283 superbus sp. nov., 279+"
Photosynthesis (desiccation-tolerance), 600+; (Trebouxia erici
1004
Phy colepidozia, 499
Phyllodrepanium falcifolium, 538
Phyllothallia, 746
ceanic distridDution
) R PhyloCode, 60
Phylogenetic analyses (Bayesian: }h ornworts), 27211; (liverworts
ictoblepharu it al 744; (parsimony: hornworts), 221; (pleurocarps), 539
idontoschisma Phylogenetic positions (liverworts), 738
) M
Phylogenetic reconstructions (hornworts
Ontogeny (¢ Phylogeny Calymperaceae), 46+; (pleurocarps), 533+
Ophioglossum retict atum, 219+; vulgatum, 2194 Pnylogeny of land plants (desiccation-tolerance), 613"
Optimality criteria applied to data partitions (hornworts Phymatoceros bulbiculosus, 218*+; phymatodes, 218+
Ordination (lichens 6 PHYML version 2.4.4, 745
Ordination analysis, 756 Physcia adscendens, aipolia, 733+; ciliaris var. crinalis
Oregon (Sphagnum oregonense 122 791; elbursiana, 792; grisea var. elbursiana, 792 ulotri
Orthodontiales comb. et stat. nov., 554 choides, 794
Orthodontium lineare, 538 Physciaceae, 788+; (Heterodermia), 490+
Orthodontopsis bardunovii, 538 Physcomitrella patens, 538
Orthostichella (Key to species 5 Physconia enteroxantha, 733+; grisea, 733+; muscigena, 790;
Orthostichella, 1+; capillicaulis comb. nov., 5+"; dusenii, 15; petraea, 790; subpallida, 794; thomsonii, 792
filamentosula, 31+; hexasticha, 5+"; leptopteridea, 6; Physiology (Nephroma , 2444
longinervis comb. nov., 5+"; microcarpa, 26; mucrona Physodic acid (Hypogymnia canadensis), 810
tula, 18; muelleri comb. nov., 5+"; pachygastrella comb. Phytogeographic categories Alaskan lichens), 794
nov., 5+"; pandurifolia, 5+"; rigida comb. nov., 5+" Pigments (Heterodermia), 492; Trebouxia erici), 102
tijucae, 42; versicolor, 54 *; welwitschii comb. nov., 5+" Pilotrichella, 2; allionii, 32; angustifolia, 32; attenuata, 37
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biformis var. congesta, 42; caldensis, 30; calomicra, 25; 2006. Mosses and other bryophytes—An illustrated
capillicaulis, 5; chlorothrix, 42; chrysoneura, 13; commu- glossary. 2™ edition, 566
nis, 31; conferta, 22; curvifrons, 5; cuspidata, 22; PurSELL, RONALD A. See Buck, WILLIAM R., 133+, 337+, 567+,
cyathipoma var. laxiretis, 18; delicatula, 6; densiramea, 43; 838+
dewrevrei, 37; eustichica, 41; gracilicaulis, 31; grimaldii, 30; Pycnolejeunea dussiana, 470
guineensis, 30; holstii, 26; illecebraria, 41; imbricatula var. Pyke, Davip A. See PoNzetTI, JEANNE M., 706+
nervosa, 26; incurva, 22; inflatifolia, 30; isleana var. Pyramidula tetragona, 109+
virescens, 25; kraussei, 41; kuntzei, 21; latiramea, 31; Pyramiduloideae, 112+
leptoclada, 25; lepto-erioclada, 41; longinervis, 10; mas- Pyrrhobryum bifarium, 538, 555; dozyanum, 538; medium, 538;
carenica, 2; mexicana, 25; muelleri, 15; obovata, 2 mnioides, 538, 555; novae-caledoniae, 538; paramattense,
pachygastrella, 16; percapillaris, 41; percordata, 6; perpin- 538; spiniforme, 538; vallis-gratiae, 538, 555
nata, 41; pilifolia, 37; profusicaulis, 25; pulchella, 25; Qiu, Yin-Lonc. See HENDRY, Tory A., 738+
rehmanni, 43; rigens, 18; sericea, 26; serricola, 43; Quadrant production (Cavicularia), 457+"
sordidoviridis, 37; stuhlmannii, 5; subimbricata, 13; QuanptT, Diermar. See Beit, New E., 5334
subimbricata var. flageyi, 31; subpachygastrella, 18; sub- Quercus pyrenaica (lichens), 725
pachygastrella var. minor, 18; subpanduraefolia, 26; Racomitrioid leaf areolation, 96+
tenella, 9; tenellula, 5; turgidellacea, 31 Racomitrium vulcanicola, 93
Pinus contorta (lichens), 521+m Racopilum cuspidigerum, 538; spectabile, 538
Placodium aureofulvum, 802; brebissonii var. microspora, 806; Radula, 746+
cerinum ulmorum, 799; gilvum var. erythranthoides, 802; Ramalina farinacea, 730; fraxinea, 730; intermedia, 79+; roesleri,
spraguel, 415 529
Plagiobryum zierii, 538 Rank-free systematic treatment (Calymperaceae), 46+
Plagiochila, 746+; adiantoides, 219+; asplenoides, 219+ rbcL (liverworts), 740
Plagiomnium cuspidatum, 538 Reactive oxygen species, 101+
PLASEK, ViTEzsiav. See HAjKovA, Petra, 776+ Recent literature on bryophytes—110(1), 13345 110(
Platismatia glauca, 529; herrei, 529; lacunosa, 529; norvegica, 110(3), 567+; 110(4), 8384
529 Recent literature on lichens—204, 146+; —205, 351;
Pleospora vitrispora, 120 577+; —207, 8244
Pleuridium acuminatum, 512; mexicanum, 510+; ravenelii, 512; Redwood epiphytes (lichens and bryophytes), 420+
subulatum, 513; sullivantii var. mexicanum, 510 Rehydration (bryophytes), 607+
Pleurocarpous mosses (global diversity 319+m Rehydrins (desiccation-tolerance), 607
Pleurocarps (taxonomy and phylogeny), 533 REINER-DREHWALD, M. ELENA AND ANNA Luiza ILKIU-BorGEs.
Pleurozia, 746+ Lejeunea huctumalcensis, a widely distributed Lejeuneaceae
Pleurozium schreberi, 538 from the Neotropics, and its relation to Ceratolejeunea,
Pohlia nutans, 538 465+
Poikilohydry, 163+, 5984 RENZAGLIA, Karen S., Scott Scuutte, R. Joe: Durr, RoBERTO
Polyblastiopsis cordeiroi syn. nov., 120 LiGRONE, A. JONATHAN SHAW, Brent D. MISHLER AND JEFFREY
Polymerase chain reaction (Calymperaceae), G. Duckett. Bryophyte phylogeny: Advancing the molec
Polysporus species (¢ andelariella), 3754 ular and morphological frontiers, 179+
PoNzETTI, JEANNE M., Bruce McCune AND Davin A. Pyke. Biotic RENZAGLIA, KAREN S. See R. Joe. Durr, 214+
soil crusts in relation to topography, cheatgrass and fire in Repeat-measurement error, 712
the Columbia Basin, Washington, 706+ Reviewers of manuscripts submitted during 2006, 3614
Porella, 746+ Rhacocarpus purpurascens, 538
Pores (Sphagnum oregonense), 123 Rhacopilopsis trinitensis, 41
Porotrichum, 13 Rhizocarpon cinereovirens, 79+
Portugal (lichens), 119+ Rhizogonium distichum, 538; graeffeanum, 538; novae-hollan
Pottiaceae, 812; (phylogeny), 111+ diae, 538; pennatum, 538
Powellia involutifolia, 538 Rhizomnium gracile, 538
Power station (biomonitoring), 723+ Rhodobryum giganteum, 538
Principal Component Analysis (biomonitoring), 731 Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus, 538
PRINTZEN, CHRISTIAN AND Tor TonsBerG. Bacidia lobarica Ribosomal DNA (Nephroma), 2444
Bacidiaceae, Lecanorales) sp. nov , a sorediate lichen from Riccia, 746+
the southeastern U.S.A., 487+ Rivas Piata, Eimy. See LUcKING, Ropert, 622+
ym, Micuaet C.F ., M n OLIVER, ANDREW J. Woop, RNA editing (hornworts), 220
Perer ALpert, Lioyp R. RK, NaTLA. CuLEAiVITeT A ND Rock moss harvest), 753+
Brent D. M SHLER. Desiccation-tolerance in bryophytes: a ROS, 101+
review, 595+ Ros, Rosa M. See WERNER, OLar, 108+
Protein synthesis (desiccation-tolerance), 607+ ROSENTRETER, ROGER. See DeBott, ANN M., 2544
Pseudevernia furfuracea, 735+ rps4 (liverworts), 740
Psoroma palmulata, 793 Rutenbergia madagassa, 538
Psorotichia segregata syn. nov., 286+; squamulosa, 286+ Salamanders (moss harvest), 761
Pterobryella praenitens, 538 SALAZAR ALLEN, Noris. See VILLARREAL, JUAN CarLos, 2794
Pterobryon densum, 538 Salazinic acid (Heterodermia), 492
teropsiella, 499 Santa Monica Mountains (Lepraria), 115+
Ptilidium, 746+ SAS program (Neckera), 318
Ptychomnion cygnisetum, 538 Scale (desiccation-tolerance), 597+
Pulvic acid lactone (Candelariella), 366+, 376+, 392+ Scapania, 746+
Pulvinic acid (Candelariella), 366+, 3764+, 3924 Schistochila, 746+
PURSE! NALD A, Review of: Maco, B. AND N. MALCOLM. SCHOFIELD, WILFRED B. See TALBOT, STEPHEN S., 74+
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» MATTHIA On the identity of Anema dodgei, Psorotichia LAR, SUSAN MOyLF AND JERILYNN E. Peck. Commercial moss
segregata and Psorotichia squamulosa, three misunderstood harvest in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia:
cyanolichens from the southwestern United States, 286 targeted species and incidental take, 752
1ER, RENE AND J \ 2005. Identification keys to the Subfamilies (Funariaceae), 112
liverworts and hornworts of Europe and Macaronesia Substrate effects (lichens and bryophytes), 437
distribution and status) {review}, 335 Subtropical forests (lichens
Sci eR, R M. See Henpry,T i Succession (lichens and bryophytes), 438
SCI be See RENZA 4, KAREN S SURFER, 727
Sciadocladus, 556; celebensis, 556; kerrii, 556; menziesii SVEINBIORNSS BiARTMAN. See Sor Mats, 244
menziesii ssp. splendidum comb. nov., 556 Symphyogyna, 7464
Seasonal variation (desiccation-tolerance), 602 Symposium on a molecular phylogenetic approach to the
Sequence editing and alignment (hornworts evolution of bryophytes, |
Sequencing (pleurocarps), 539 Syrrhopodon (phylogenetic analysis), 46
Sequoia epiphytes (lichens and bryophytes Syrrhopodon albo-vaginatus, 50; armatus, 50; ciliatus, 50
Si A. JON nN. See REN k confertus, 50; croceus, 50; gardneri, 514+; incompletus, 51;
Si , BLA? See Hais Pi 776 involutus, 51; japonicus, 51; leprieurii, 51; loreus, 51;
St J organizer). A molecular phylogenetic approach mahensis, 51; mauritianus, 51; muelleri, 51; parasiticus, 51;
to the evolution of bryophytes, 178 perarmatus, 51; prolifer 51; tortilis, 51; trachyphyllus, 51;
J %. [Review of:| BepNnareK-O: tristichus, 5]
taxonomik monograph of the moss genu Systematic index to the bryophyte genera of Nevada, 704
Beauv. (Grimmuaceae lakakia (phylogeny), 189°
S 7 R. See B
Takakia lepidozioides 219
Shoot increment (Neckera Tatsor, S N S.,J oHN W. 7 N W ED B. Scre
S S j See W
Lichens from Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge and vicinity,
SO 24
east-central Alaska, 74
Soil chemistry (biotic soil crusts), 714 argeted species (moss harvest
Soil-dwelling lichen and moss community comy
irgionia, 746+
S nN, M B S 7.
axonomic classifications of Anthocerotophyta, 216"
A. ( nx. A comparison of the
anatomy and ribosomal DNA in alpine BiAxRoSn,o my1 01 pleurocarps), 533
populations of the Nephroma arcti
eight-year transplant experiment \ SCE
eloschistaceae, 798
Temnoma, 746
biomor
erpenoids (Anaptychia bryorum
distribut
792 Anaptychia ulot
area errain (pollutant distribution
lire
A. See I S
Fetlin National Wildlife Refug
Ic d1i versity
etraplodon mnioides, 538
Species response cu
cles rich} ness ( Diotic halloid liverworts (phylogeny
hamnobryum alopecurum
hiobarbituric acid, 10
evolution, front cover
»phaerocarpos 46 texanus J W. See 1
»phaerophorus giobosus, 529 n delicatulum
»phaerosporoceros cl. adscendens See P (
Sphagnum (pores a opography Diotic soul crusts
Sphagnum section Cuspidata, 123; section I D See \ Kwok I 10
section Subsecund atlanticum sp. nov Touwiodendron gen. nov., 556; diversifolium comb. nov
contortum, ;1 23; fallax, 219 oregonense sp. nov oxisensitive lichens, 733
palustre, 219 subdsecundj um ) oxitolerant lichens
Spiridens camusii, 538; reinwardtii racheophytes (desiccation-tolerance
Spore isthmus (Calopl. 98 rachylejeunea (Lejeunea), 465
pores Nothoceros rachyloma arborescens, 556; kert
Sporophyte developme desiccation-tolerance), 608 ransplant experiment (Nephroma
Sporophyte evolution rebouxia erici, 100
Spring water chemistry ree height, 771
Springs (Europe), 776 ree of desiccation-tolerance in bryophytes
Squamidium brasiliense, 24; macrocarpum, 42; nig ree orientation, 771
STARK, I R. See Br JOHN C., 673+; see P ree structure (lichens and bryophytes), 422
C. F., 5954 ree trunks (Bryopteris filicina), 766
Steerecleus serrulatus, 759 ree-bisection-reconnection, 53
Stem elongation (Bazzania), 304 reeRot.v2, 53
Stem water content (Bazzania), 301 reubia (phylogeny), 192"
Steppe communities, 89 lreubia lacunosa, 219+, 746+; pygmaea, 746
a
Sticta canariensis (distribution), 12 lriandrophyllum, 746
Stictic acid (Usnea flammea), 126 lricharia, 6234 ; amazonum, 666; cuneata, 665"; aff. farinosa,
Stilbomyces berenice, 645 666; floridensis sp. nov., 666"; helminthospora, 670;
STOTLER, RayMOnD E. See Fr hyalina, 670; melanothrix, 668; planicarpa, 631; santesso
Poworoznek & Lane: Index to Volume 110 861
nii, 667"; subumbrosa sp. nov., 666+"m; tuckerae sp. Water relations (bryophytes), 599
nov., 668+"; umbrosa, 668; vainioi, 666+" Watson, Sereno, 674
lrichocolea, 746+ Weather index (Neckera), 3144
lrichotemnoma, 7464 Wepin, Mats. |R eview of: Houten, HAKON AND Tor TONSBERG.
Tripp, Et A. See LeENDEMER, JAMES C., 490+ Norsk lavflora, 1294
trnL-trnF region (Goniomitrium), 109+ WerNeER, Oar, Rosa M. Ros AND BERNARD GOFFINET. A
lropical rain forest (disturbance), 767 reconsideration ot the systematic position of Goniomitrium
lukey post-hoc tests, 7784 (Funariaceae) based on chloroplast sequence markers,
lylimanthus, 746+ 1084
lypifications (Fossombronia), 817+ West Carpathians (Philonotis), 778
Ulota crispa, 539 West Virginia (moss harvest), 7524
United States, southeastern (Bacidia), 487 WestBerG, Martin. Candelariella (Candelariaceae) in western
United States, western (Candelariella), United States and northern Mexico: 8-spored, lecanorine
University of Porto herbarium, 119 species, 391+; the polysporous species, 375+; the species
Unweighted parsimony, 52 with biatorine apothecia, 365+
Uptake Trebouxia erici), 1004 Wetland habitats (Philonotis), 7774
Usnea cornuta, 127; dalmatica, 126; filipendula, 7 30; flammea, Wetmore, Cuirrorp M. Notes on Caloplaca cerina (Teloschista
126+m; fragilescens, 127; fulvoreagens, 127; halei, 127; ceae) in North and Central America, 7984
longissima, 529; rubicunda, 127; rupestris, 126; spp., 529; Weymouthia cochlearifolia, 41
subfloridana, 127 WILLIAMS, CAMERON B, AND STEPHEN C, Sittett. Epiphyte
Usneae (oceanic distribution), 127 communities on redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) in
Usnic acid (Lecanora), 485 northwestern California, 4204
\ » Perer. See Backor, Martin, 100 WiLL-Wo Lr, SUSAN, Review of:} Hitt, Davin J. 2006. Surveying
\ Den Boom, P. P. G. Lecanora crassithallina (Lecanoraceae), a and report writing for lichenologists, 5644
ew lichen from northern Mexico, 482+ Witson, Paut. See Yip, Kwox Leunc, 5104
Variolaric acid (Anaptychia bryorum), 78945 (Anaptychia Winds (pollutant distribution), 735
isidiata), 797 Anaptychia palmulata), 793 Woop, ANpDREW J rhe nature and distribution of vegetative
Vegetation zones Nevada), 675m desiccation-tolerance in hornworts, liverworts, and moss
Vegetative desiccation-tolerance, 163 es, 163
\ kK, K See INGERI , Nee, 3094 Woop, ANDREW J. See Prov OR, Mi HAEL C, F., 5954
Verrucaria aurella, 398; cordeiroi, 120 Xanthoria candelaria, 733+; parietina, 733+
Vertical distribution (Bryopteris filicina), 768+ Xanthorion community, 727+
Vetiplanaxis pyrrhobryoides gen. et sp. nov., 518+" Xenothallus, 746+
\ JUAN Cartos, GABRIELA HAsset De MENENDE; Xeric substrates (moss desiccation-tolerance), 599
Noris S RA Nothoceros superbus (Dendrocerota Yaur, Repec Review of: ARCHER, ALAN. 2006. The lichen
ceae), a new hornwort from Costa Rica, 2794 family Graphidaceae in Australia, 5614
\ } Cat See R. Jor Durr, 2144 YANG, YA. See Henpry, Tory A., 7384
Virtual bryophyte herbarium (New York Botanical Garden), 676 Yip, Kwok Leunc, Paut Witson, Davip Toren, AND Ken M
Vulpinic acid (Candelariella), 366+, 376+, 3924 KetiMAN. Pleuridium mexicanum (Ditrichaceae) new to the
\ D P. See Fist K U.S.A. from California, 5104
W 1. See H I I Yip, Kwok Leunc. See Fisher, Kirsten M., 464
Washington (biotic soil crusts), York, Perer V. See Bett, New E., 5144
Water availability (Bazzania Zeorin (Heterodermia), 492
Water conductivity 8 Zoopsis, 499
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