The Bryologist 2008: Vol 111 Index

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Lane & Poworoznek: Index to Volume 111
Arthonia leucopellea, 625 BrinpA, JOHN. [Review of:] Weper, WILLIAM A. AND Ronatp C.
Asahinea chrysantha, 80 WITTMANN. 2007. Bryophytes of Colorado: Mosses,
Ascertainment bias (Sphagnum), 271+ Liverworts, and Hornworts, 524+
Ascorbate/glutathione cycle, 583 British Columbia (Canada), 607+
Asexual populations (Marchantia inflexa), 248+ Bropo, IRwin M., WILLIAM L. CuLBERSON’ AND CuiciTa F.
Association characteristics (liverworts), 87+ CUuLBERSON. Haematomma (Lecanoraceae) in North and
ASTHANA, A.K. See SINGH, Ajit Pratap, 476+ Central America, including the West Indies, 363+
Atlantic rain forest (lichens), 98+ Bropo, IRwiIn M. See McMu tin, RicHarp T., 620+
Atmospheric pollutants (North America), 638+ Brothera leana, 297
Atra-brown (Plectocarpon hypogymniae), 329 Bruchia flexuosa, 297
Atranorin (desiccation-tolerance), 584+; (Haematomma), 380+ Brymela, 555; fluminensis, 554+*
Australia (Angiactis), 510+; (Leucobryum), 261m Bryobrittonia longipes, 297
Auxins (bryophytes), 219+ Bryocaulon divergens, 80
Awastul, D. D. 2007. A Compendium of the Macrolichens from Bryologist (impact factor), 688
India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka [review], 523 Bryophyta, 311+
BA (Branch arrangement), 292+ Bryophyte communities, 607+
Bactrospora acicularis, 661+; denticulata, 661+; myriadea, 661+ Bryophyte species in Yanachaga-Chemillén National Park
Barbilophozia barbata, 598 (checklist), 311+
Bartramia stricta, 297 Bryophyte uses (list), 209+
BarurrO, LAURENCE, Massimo PiccoTro AND Mauro TRETIACH. Bryophytes (arboreal and terrestrial), 608+; (boreal jack pine
Intrathalline variation of chlorophyll a fluorescence forest), 594+; (Colombia), 482+; (distribution of use),
emission in the epiphytic lichen Flavoparmelia caperata, 177; (Peru), 310+; (uses), 175*+
455+ Bryophytes (useful) organized by country, 214+; organized by
Bayes’ formula, 293 family, 211+
Bayesian posterior probability (BPP), 292+ Bryoria spp., 610+
BCI (Binomial credible interval), 292+ Bryoxiphium norvegicum, 297
Beach ridges (Dicranum elongatum), 303+ Bryum (use), 177; aggregatum, 319; capillare, 284+; emergens,
Beckett, RicHarD. See KRANNER, ILsE, 576+ 319 polycarpum, 319
Belgium (liverworts), 84+* Buck, WILLIAM R., BRUCE ALLEN, AND RONALD A. PurseELt. Recent
BELLAND, René J. See Cassiz, Davip M., 302+ literature on bryophytes—111(1), 140+; 111(2), 3494;
Bermuda (Angiactis), 510+ 111(3), 526+; 111(4), 699+
B-carotene, 586 Buellia atrofuscata, 125; conformis, 125; japonica, 124+
BUNGARTZ, FRANK. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 510+
Beta-diversity (lichens), 102+
Bursera trees, 660
B-orcinol depsidones (Haematomma), 365+
Betula alleghaniensis (epiphytic lichens), 652 Caatinga (Brazil), 98+
Binomial credible interval (BCI), 292+ CAcERES, Marce.a E. S., RoBeRT LUCKING AND GERHARD RAMBOLD
Biogenetic relationships (Haematomma), 368+ Corticolous microlichens in northeastern Brazil: habitat
Biogeographical analysis (mosses), 45+ differentiation between coastal Mata Atlantica, Caatinga
Biogeography (Mexico), 41+ and Brejos de Altitude, 98+
Biomass (macrolichen and bryophyte), 608+; (tree foliar), 615 CALABRESE, GRACIELA M. AND Jesus MuNoz. Zygodon
Biomonitoring (Flavoparmelia), 455+ (Orthotrichaceae) in the Iberian Peninsula, 231+
BioOne access, 689 valicioid lichens, 625+
Biosynthesis of gibberellin (mosses), 218+; (pathways), 999* california (Grimmia), 463+; (Orthotrichum), 670+;
Bipartite cyanolichens, 610+ (Syntrichia), 676+
BISANG, IRENE, JOHAN EHRLEN AND Lars HEDENAS. Are annual vallicostella, 555; apophysata, 554+*; daltoniaecarpa, 565;
growth intervals independent units in the moss depressa, 554+*; martiana, 5 554+"; merkelii, 553+";
Pseudocalliergon trifarium (Amblystegiaceae)?, 435+ microcarpa, 554+"; pallida, 554+*; rufescens, 554+*
ByOrk, Curtis R. See Sparrius, Laurens B., 487+ ‘alymperaceae, 298
Blindia acuta, 297 ZAMPBELL, JOCELYN. See BOTTING, RACHEL S., 607+
Botes, SANDRA. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+ “AMERON, ROBERT P. AND THOMAS NEILY. Heuristic model for
Bonin clade (Leucobryum), 265+ identifying the habitats of Erioderma pedicellatum and
Bonin Islands (Leucobryum), 260+ other rare cyanolichens in Nova Scotia, Canada, 650+
Boreal jack pine forest (lichens and bryophytes), 594+ AMERON, Ropert P. See MCMULLIN, RICHARD T., 620+
Borneo, Indonesia (Leucobryum), 261m “amcroon (Pohlia), 318+
BotTiNG, RACHEL S., JOCELYN CAMPBELL AND ARTHUR L. FREDEEN. -ampylium stellatum, 284+
Contrasting arboreal and terrestrial macrolichen and ampylopus areodictyon, 297; argyrocaulon, 297; atrovirens,
bryophyte communities in old-growth sub-boreal spruce 297
forests of central British Columbia, 607+ ‘anada (British Columbia), 607+; (Dicranum elongatum),
Bourgeanic acid (Haematomma), 420 302+; (rare cyanolichens), 650+; (terrestrial lichens and
BP (Nonparametric bootstrap value), 292+ bryophytes), 594+
BPP (Bayesian posterior probability), 292+ Cao, Tonc. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+
Branch arrangement (BA), 292+ Cape Breton Island (intertidal mosses), 283+
Braunfelsia dicranoides, 297 Caperatic acid (Haematomma), 388+
Brazil (Cylindrocolea), 667+; (lichens), 98+*; (Pilotrichaceae), Cassiz, Davip M., MicHett D. Piercey-NORMORE AND RENE J.
551+ BELLAND. Population structure of Dicranum elongatum in
Brazilian Atlantic rain forest (liverwort), 667+ northeastern regions of Wapusk National Park,
Brejos de Altitude (Brazil), 98+ Manitoba, Canada, 302+
Breuss, OTHMAR. See Priero, Maria, 128+ CASTNET, 642
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Catapyrenium s.l., 128+ ritical levels (atmospheric pollutants), 638+
Central America (Haematomma), 363+ ritical loads (atmospheric pollutants), 638+
Central America (Pohlia), 318; ( Ulota), 323+ rustose Roccellaceae on the Galapagos Islands (key), 660+
Ceratodon purpureus, 297 ‘ULBERSON, Cuicita F. See Bropo, Irwin M., 363+
Cetraria cucullata, 80; islandica, 80; kamezatica, 80; laevigata, ULBERSON, WILLIAM L", See Bropo, Irwin M., 363+
80; nivalis, 80 upule production (Marchantia populations), 252+
Chaenotheca brunneola, 625; sp., 625 ‘yanolichens (desiccation), 580+; (habitats), 650+
Checklist of bryophyte species in Yanachaga-Chemillen yclodictyon, 559; albicans, 553+*; glaucifolium, 559;
National Park (Department of Pasco, Peru), 311+ laxifolium, 559; limbatum, 553+* ; olfersianum, 553+";
Checklist of lichens for Gorges State Park (North Carolina), 59+ varians, 553+"
Checklist of mosses from the state of Querétaro, 52+ ‘ylindrocolea (Brazil), 667+; brasiliensis sp. nov., 667+";
Chemotype (Haematomma), 402+ planifolia, 667; rhizantha, 667
Chenia ruigtevleia sp. nov., 496+" ynodontium jenneri, 297
Chiloscyphus anisolobus sp. nov., | 18+* ‘ytokinins (bryophytes), 219+
China (ethnobryology), 172+; (Symphysodontella), 501+; ‘ZARNOTA, Pawet. 2007. The lichen genus Micarea (Lecanorales,
Macromitrium), 505+ Ascomycota) in Poland |review], 685+
hinese peat mosses (genetic variation), 271+ Czech Republic (fungi, lichens, bryophytes), 521+
hiodecton effusum, 666; myrticola, 666
Data sources (lichen response and air pollution), 640+
hlorophyll a fluorescence, 283+; (Flavoparmelia), 455+
Decay index (DI), 292+
hlorophyll fluorescence (lichens), 578+
Degelia plumbea, 653
horisodontium mittenii, 297; setaceum, 297
Decucui, Hironori. See OGurRi, Emiko, 260+
HURCHILL, STEVEN P. See Opisso M., JASMiN, 310+; see RAMIREZ
“Desiccome,” 582
* Br RNARDO R., 482+ Dehydration effects, 581
lade “Rhabdoweisiaceae,” 292+
lades (Leucobryum), 265+ DetGaADILLO M., CLaupio. See HERRERA-PANIAGUA, PATRICIA, 41+
ladina arbuscula/¢ . mitis, 80; rangiferina, 80; stellaris, 80; Deposition (air pollution), 642+
stygia, 80 Dermatocarpon, 1+; arenosaxi sp. nov., 24+*; dolomiticum sp.
ladonia amaurocraea, 80; arbuscula, 596+; bellidiflora, 80; nov., front cover 111(1)*, 27+"; luridum var. luridum,
cenotea, 598; cervicornis subsp. verticiilata, 598; 29+*, var. xerophilum var. nov., 31+*; moulinsii, 33+";
muhlenbergii, 34+; multifolium sp. nov., 36+";
chlorophaea, 598; coccifera, 80; coniocraea, 598; crispata,
598; gracilis, 598; maxima, 80; multiformis, 598; tomentulosum, 38+”
phyllophora, 598; pyxidata, 598; rangiferina, 598; spp., Desiccation-tolerance in lichens, 576+
598; stellaris, 598; subfurcata, 80; subulata, 598; Dewfall (lichens), 578+
sulphurina, 80; uncialis, 80, 598 DI (Decay index), 292+
lassification (Dicranaceae), 293+ Dibenzofuran (Haematomma), 365+
lean Air Status and Trends Network, 642 Dichodontium pellucidum, 297
limacium (use), 177 Dicnemon semicryptum, 297
LRTAP (Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Dicranaceae (molecular analysis), 292+; (s. str.), 296+
Pollution), 639 Dicranella heteromalla, 297
lub chlorolichens, 611 Dicranidae, 297
luster analysis (lichens), 106+ Dicranodontium denudatum, 297
MAQ model, 642 Dicranoloma billardieri, 297; blumei, 297; menziesii, 297
Coarse woody debris, 614 Dicranoweisia cirrata, 297
oastal forest lichen community, 651 Dicranum (use), 177; condensatum, 297; elongatum, 302+;
occocarpia palmicola (habitat), 652+ majus, 297; muehlenbeckii, 297; scoparium, 297; spp., 598
odonoblepharon forsteri, 236 Didymodon rigidulus, 288
DiepericH, Paut. See ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL, 328+
nnoe,n Kirsten, 688
~ oenogonium luteum, 625 Dioicous bryophytes (single-sex populations), 249+
ollema nigrescens, 653 Dipteran families, 428+
~ ollembola morphospecies, 427+ Dirina, 511+; catalinariae, 662+*; paradoxa ssp. approximata,
olombia (bryophytes), 482+ 662+
ommon garden experiment (liverwort), 249+ Dispersal (Dicranum elongatum), 307
ommunity analysis (salt marsh), 286+ Distichium capillaceum, 297; inclinatum, 297
ommunity Multi-scale Air Quality (CMAQ) model, 642 Distribution (intertidal mosses), 282+; (Pohlia chilensis), 321
omprehensiveness (ethnobryology), 174 Ditrichaceae, 298
oniferous old-growth forests (lichens), 620+ Ditrichum flexicaule, 297; pallidum, 297
onocephalum (use), 177 Divakar, P.K. anD D.K. Uprret. 2005. Parmelioid Lichens in
onservation (at-risk cyanolichens), 656+ India (a revisionary study) [review], 136+
‘onstitutive protection mechanisms, 587 Diversity (lichens in old-growth forest), 620+
ARAA oRntRinRAenStal Aregion s (Leucobryum), 265+ Diversity measures (lichens), 59
onvention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution Diversity patterns (lichen and bryophyte), 608+
CLRTAP), 639 DNA “fingerprinting” (Sphagnum), 271+
orticolous microlichens, 98+ DNA amplification (moss and lichen), 596
osta, Dt NISE PINHEIRO DA, Nivea Dias pos SANTOS AND Jirki VANA. DNA extraction (Leucobryum), 262
A new species of Cylindrocolea (Cephaloziellaceae) from DNA isolation (moss and lichen), 596
Brazil, 667+ Doctrine of signatures, 178
4, Denise PINHEIRO DA. See VAZ-IMBASSAHY, THAIS DE FREITAS, DoeRING, MATTHEW. See KoTeLKo, RHONDA, 594+
551+ Dollo’s Rule, 295
responea flava, 661+ Dominica (Fissidens), 490+
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Drepanolejeunea, 476+; erecta, 479+*m; longifolia sp. nov., Forested ecosystems (air pollution), 640
477+*m Formula for implied reliability (FIR), 292+
Dry deposition monitors, 642 FREDEEN, ARTHUR L. See BoTTING, RACHEL S., 607+
Duinker, Peter N. See MCMULLIN, RICHARD T., 620+ FriscH, ANDREAS, Ute LANGE AND BeTTINA STAIGER (eds.). 2007.
Duzenl, ATABAY. See Kara, Recep, 494+ Lichenologische Nebenstunden: Contributions to lichen
Eckel, Patricia M., 689 taxonomy and ecology in honour of Klaus Kalb [review],
686+
Ecological continuity, 625
Ecosystem effect (air pollution), 642+ Frullania dilatata, 84+*
Ecosystem response indicators, 644 Funaria (use), 177
Ecan, Rosert S. Recent literature on lichens—208, 153+; 209, Funariaceae (Pyramidula), 494
333+; 210, 534+; 611, 690+ Functional group prevalence, 608+
EHRLEN, JOHAN. See BISANG, IRENE, 435+ Fuscopannaria ahlneri, 653; leucosticta (habitat), 652+
El Salvador ( Ulota), 323+ FusELIER, Linpa. Variation in life history characteristics between
Element concentrations (lichens), 640 asexual and sexual populations of Marchantia inflexa,
Elemental analysis (lichens and mosses), 610+ 248+
Encalypta rhaptocarpa, 297 GA biosynthetic proteins, 224
Endogenous gibberellins (bryophytes), 218+ Galapagos Islands (Angiactis), 510+; (Roccellaceae), 659+
ENGEL, JOHN J. AND Davip GLENNy. Studies on Lophocoleaceae Gall-aphids, 176
XVI. Chiloscyphus anisolobus, an interesting new species Gallnut production (China), 176
from New Zealand, 118+ Galloway, David, 138+, 688
Enterographa anguinella, 662+; leucolyta, 662+; oregonensis Gametophyte characters (Leucobryum), 264
sp. nov., 487+"; pallidella, 662+; subserialis, 662+ y-glutamyl-cysteinyl-glycine, 586
ent-kaurene, 221 Gap harvesting, 424+
Enzymes (gibberellin biosynthesis), 223 Garpary, Davip J., ANTHONY G. MILLER, RICARDO SCROSATI,
Epiphyte diversity (liverworts), 89+ KwWANG-YOUNG KIM AND WILFRED B. SCHOFIELD.
Epiphytes, 424+; (liverworts), 84+ Distribution and salinity tolerance of intertidal mosses
Epiphytic cyanolichens (Nova Scotia), 650+ from Nova Scotian salt marshes, 282+
Epiphytic lichen (Flavoparmelia), 455+ GarILLETI, RIcaRDO. See ALBERTOS, BELEN, 323+
Epiphytic lichens located exclusively in stands 125 years GarILLeTI, Ricarpo. See MEDINA, RAFAEL, 670+
(list), 625 GAs (bryophytes), 218+; (ferns), 220; (seed plants), 221
Epiphytic moss (Orthotrichum), 670+ Geiser, Linpa H. See GiavicH, Douc A., 638+
Erioderma mollissimum (habitat), 652+; pedicellatum Gene flow (Dicranum elongatum), 306
(habitat), 650+ Gene flow (moss and lichen), 596+
Erosion (salt marsh), 289 General linear model ( Pseudocalliergon), 439+
Erpodiaceae, 298 Generalized linear models, 429+
Ertz, Damien, 688 Generalized recovery model (lichens), 73+*
Erythrin (Angiactis), 511+; (Roccellaceae), 661+; Genetic variation (Dicranum elongatum), 305+; (lichens and
(Schismatomma spierii), 664 bryophytes), 594+; (Sphagnum), 271+
Estuaries (mosses), 283+ Genomic DNA (Dicranum elongatum), 303+
Ethnobotany (bryophytes), 169+ Genomic insights (moss gibberellin), 218+
Ethnobryological list, 184+ Geographic distance (Marchantia populations), 258
Ethnobryology, 169+ Geographical information system data layers, 651+
Ethnotaxonomy (bryophytes), 169+ Geographical isolation (Bonin Islands), 261
Ethylene (bryophytes), 219+ GIS layers, 651+
Eucamptodon muelleri, 297 GiavicH, Douc A. AND Linpa H. Geiser. Potential approaches to
Eucamptodontopsis brittoniae, 297 developing lichen-based critical loads and levels for
Ezer, TULay. See Kara, Recep, 494+ nitrogen, sulfur and metal-containing atmospheric
Exothecial bands (Orthotrichum), 673
pollutants in North America, 638+
Fatty acids (Haematomma), 365+ Genny, Davin. See ENGEL, JOHN J., 118+
Feathermosses, 599 Glutathione (lichen), 588
FIR (Formula for implied reliability), 292+ Gorges State Park (North Carolina), 57+
Fire impacts (lichens), 68+ Gothenberg Protocol to Abate Acidification, Eutrophication
Fissidens, 298; dubius, 297; subbasilaris, 297; tumescens sp. and Ground-level Ozone, 639
nov., 490+* Grazing effects (lichens), 75+
Fissidentaceae (Fissidens), 490+ Grazing impacts (lichens), 68+
FLATBERG, BERGFRID. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+ Grimmia ovalis, 463+; pulvinata, 297; tergestina, 463+; torenii
FLATBERG, Kyett Ivar. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+ sp. nov., 463+*
Flavoparmelia caperata, 455+ Grimmiaceae (Grimmia), 463+
Florida, U.S.A. (Leucobryum), 261m Grimmiales, 298
Floristics (Mexico), 41+ Group | introns (lichen fungal partner), 597
Fluorescence heterogeneity (Flavoparmelia), 455+ Growth (Marchantia populations), 252+; (Pseudocalliergon),
Foliose chlorolichens, 610+ 435+
Folk classification (bryophytes), 169+ Guadeloupe (F issidens), 490+
Fontinalis (use), 177; antipyretica, 445+ Gulf of St. Lawrence estuaries (mosses), 283+
Forest Inventory and Analysis/Forest Health Monitoring Guo, SuHut-LiANG AND Si He. A new species of Macromitrium
Program, 640 (Orthotrichaceae) from Hainan, China, 505+
Forest nutrient cycling, 608+ Gyalectidium appendiculatum sp. nov., 65+*
Forest study sites (southwestern Nova Scotia), 622m Gymnostomum tetragonum, 494
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desiccation-tolerance), Hummocks (Dicranum elongatum), 303+
Roccellaceae), 661+; Hydrogen peroxide (desiccation), 580+
Hydroxyl radical, 580+
Hylocomium (use), 177; splendens, 598, 608
erentiation (lichens Hypnella, 561; pilifera, 554+*
nodels (rare cyanolichens), 650+ Hypnorum-blue, 625
6 Hypnum (use), 177
accolens, 379+m; africanum, 383+m;
Hypogymnia bitteri, 328
385+m"*; babingtonii, 419; caperaticum sp.
t cover il 388+m*; cinchoanrum, 419; IAL Awards, 688
390+m; dolichosporum, 391+m; eremaeum, Iberian Peninsula (Zygodon), 231+
riei, 420; fenzlianum, 392+m*; flexuosum, IEC-1, 624
fluorescens var. fluorescens, 399+m, var. IEC-2, 625+
um, 399+m; gallowayi, 420; guyanense, 400+m*; Image] software, 251
; infuscum, 403+m; leprarioides, 404+m; Impact factor (The Bryologist), 688
zrossense, 420; nemetzil, 420+; nicoyense, 405+m; IMPROVE, 642
106+m; persoonti, 408+m; puniceum, 409; India ( Drepanolejeunea), 476+; (ethnobryology), 176; (lichens), 52:
413+m; sorediatum, 415+m’*; staigerae, Indicator lichens, 622+
ISldC, ite) sulphureum, 418+m; wattii, 421 Indices of Ecological Continuity, 621+
Haematomma), 380+ Inducible protection mechanisms, 587
Information Index (Sphagnum), 276
Interagency Monitoring of Protected Visual Environments, 642
583 Internal transcribed spacer region (Leucobryum boninense), 262
International Association of Lichenologists, 688
desiccation Interspersed simple sequence repeat regions, 305
S. J. Ethnobryology: traditional uses and folk Intertidal mosses (North America), 282+
assification of t bryophytes 169+ Intrathalline variation (Flavoparmelia), 455+
. Grimmiia torent sp. nov. Grimmiuaceae Invited Review: Ethnobryology: traditional uses and folk
ind its separation from G ovalis and G classification of bryophytes, 169+
lodine potassium iodide (Dermatocarpon), 12+
im), 261m Irene Manton Prize, 689
Review of nN, V., B. Gi Isoplacodiolic acid (Haematomma), 397+
A. % ,. 2000. Houby Isosphaeric acid (Haematomma), 385+
1 Mechorosty Narodnitho Parku Podyji, 521+ ISSR regions (Dicranum elongatum), 305
Symphysodontella siamensis Italy (Flavoparmelia), 455+
1 Moss genus confirmed for China, 501+ ITS region (Leucobryum boninense), 2642
Jaccard index, 598
ZanvER. Chenia ruigtevleia Jaccard pairwise comparisons (lichens), 64
moss species from the Western Cape Japan (Leucobryum), 261m
Jill Smythies Award for Botanical Illustration, 689
\frica, 496+
1354 Jungermannia exsertifolia ssp. cordifolia, 446+
Kara, Recep, TULAY Ezek AND ATABAY DUZENLI. Pyramidula
tetragona (Funariaceae) new to Turkey, 494+
KARNI FELT, INGVAR AND ARNE THELL (eds). 2007. Lichenological
M., José I contributions in honour of David Galloway review},
Vea. Floristics and 138+
raphy of the mosses of the state of Queretaro, Kaurane-type diterpenoids, 221
Kauranoids, 221
Ss, 635 KELLMAN, KENNETH M. Syntrichia sucrosa sp. nov. (Pottiaceae), a
la ODscurata, 6 new species from California, 676+
mode for identifying habitats, 650+ Key (crustose Roccellaceae, Galapagos Islands), 660+; (genera
M H Age structure and and species of Pilotrichaceae), 553+; (identification of
charactet ristics of some epiphytic liverworts Zygodon in the Iberian Peninsula), 232; (six species of
tzgeria furcata and Radula Syntrichia with elongate papillae), 680; (species of
Haematomma in North and Central America and the
2007. The Macrolichens of New West Indies), 378+; (species of Chenia), 499; (species of
Cylindrocolea in Brazil), 669; (species of Dermatocarpon in
the Ozarks), 23+
borbonicum 297; calycinum, 297; cylindraceum, Kiaeria blytii, 297; starkei, 297
Kim, KwanG-Younc. See Garsary, Davin J., 282+
Mc ND Peter Nerriicu. Grazing Kingiobryum paramicola, 297
ind fire impacts on macrolichen communities of the KoTeLKO, RHONDA, MATTHEW DokRING AND MICHELE D. PteRcey-
Seward Peninsula, Alaska, U.S.A., 68+ Normore. Species diversity and genetic variation of
Honegger, Rosmarie, 688 terrestrial lichens and bryophytes in a boreal jack pine
Hong Kong Leucobryum), 261m forest of central Canada, 594+
Hornworts Colombia 482+; (Peru), KRANNER, ILse, RICHARD BecKeTT, AYALA HOCHMAN AND THOMAS
Horse-Mane of the Earth,” 174* H. Nasu III. Desiccation-tolerance in lichens: a review,
Human uses (bryophytes), 169+ 576+
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K-strategy mosses, 599 Lichen height, 68+
Lichen Indicator air quality scores, 640
La Farge et al. (2002), 294+
Lichen mats (desiccation), 579
LaGreca, Scott. [Review of:] Hinps, J. W. and P. L. Hinps.
Lichen metabolism (desiccation), 578+
2007. The Macrolichens of New England, 517+; [Review
Lichen morphology (desiccation), 579
of:] KARNEFELT, INGVAR AND ARNE THELL (eds.). 2007.
Lichenological contributions in honour of David Lichen responses (air quality), 638+
Lichen species richness, 68+
Galloway, 138+; [Review of:] Nasu, T. H., III, B. D. Ryan,
P. DiepericH, C. Grigs AND F. BuNGartTz. 2004. Lichen Lichen symbionts (DNA), 597
Lichen target species (air quality), 641
Flora of the Greater Sonoran Desert Region, Volume II,
and Nash, T. H., III, C. Grigs anp F. BuNGaRTz. 2007 Lichen ultrastructure (desiccation), 579
Lichen-based critical levels, 638+
Lichen Flora of the Greater Sonoran Desert Region,
Volume III, 519+ Lichen-based critical loads, 638+
Lichenicolous species (Siberia), 328+
LaGreca, Scott. See APTROOT, ANDRE, 510+
Lang, Davip M. anp Emity L. Poworoznek. Index to volume 111 Lichenized state (desiccation), 588
of The Bryologist, 714+ Lichens (arboreal and terrestrial), 608+; (desiccation-
tolerance), 576+; (Nova Scotia), 620+
Lara, FRANCISCO. See ALBERTOS, BELEN, 323+; see MEDINA, RAFAEL,
Lichexanthone (Haematomma), 399+
670+
“Large” growth form (Marchantia inflexa), 257 Life history (Marchantia inflexa), 248+
Lava (Galapagos Islands), 660+* Light levels, 603
Light levels and soil texture, 626
LEA-like proteins (in desiccation), 582
Linkage disequilibrium (Dicranum elongatum), 307
Leavitt, Steven, 688
Lecania subpunicea, 393 Linnean Society of London, 689
Lecanographa, 511+; hypothallina, 662+; illecebrosula, 661+; List (annotated species list of lichens in old-growth forests of
laingiana, 662+; littoralis, 513; lyncea, 662+; southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada) 627+; (bryophyte
subcaesioides, 661+ species in Yanachaga-Chemillen National Park,
Lecanoraceae (Haematomma), 363+ Department of Pasco, Peru), 311+; (bryophytes that have
Lecanoric acid (Roccellaceae), 661+ reported uses), 184+; (epiphytic lichens located
exclusively in stands >125 years), 625; (general uses of
LENDEMER, JAMES C. AND Erin A. Tripp. Contributions to the
lichen flora of North Carolina: A preliminary checklist of bryophytes), 209+; (hepatics and hornworts in the
Department of Nariio, Colombia), 483+; (indicator
the lichens of Gorges State Park, 57+
lichen species in Brazil), 108+*; (lichens for Gorges State
LENDEMER, JAMES. [Review of:] AwastHi, D. D. 2007. A
Park, North Carolina), 59+; (mosses from the state of
Compendium of the Macrolichens from India, Nepal, and
Queretaro), 52+; (useful bryophytes by country), 214+;
Sri Lanka, 523
(useful bryophytes by family), 211+
LENDEMER, JAMES C. See SHEARD, JOHN W., 124+
Little plants (taxonomy), 170+
Length distributions (liverworts), 88+
Liverwort populations, 249+
Lepidopilidium, 561; aureopurpureum, 554+*; brevisetum,
Liverworts (epiphytic), 84+; (Peru), 311+; (Rio de Janeiro),
554+*; laevisetum, 554+*; plebejum, 554+*
667+
Lepidopilum, 563; aureo-purpureum, 563; caudicaule, 554+*;
flavescens, 565; glabripes, 563; longifolium, 554+"; Llimonaea, 511+
Lobaria linita, 80; pulmonaria, 612+
muelleri, 554+*; ovalifolium, 554+*; pringlei, 565;
Loci (nucLSU and ITS region) (Dermatocarpon), 6+
pycnodictyon, 565; scabrisetum, 554+*; stenodictyon,
Lophocoleaceae (Chiloscyphus), 118+
565; subaurifolium, 565; subsubulatum, 554+";
Low-Arctic tundra (Dicranum elongatum), 303
surinamense, 553+*
Lower surface topography (Dermatocarpon), 19+
Leptochlaena chilensis, 318
Low-molecular-weight antioxidants, 586
Leptogium corticola, 653; laceroides, 653; saturninum, 653
LUcKING, Ropert. See CACERES, Marcela E. S., 98+
Lesquereux, Leo, 134+
Luna-VeEGa, Isotpa. See HERRERA-PANIAGUA, PatTRICIA, 41+
LesQueREUX, L. 2006. Letters Written from America 1849-1853
LuTzont, Francois. See AMTOFT, ANJA, 1+
[review], 134+
Leucobryaceae, 297+ Macrolichen communities, 607+
Leucobryum aduncum var. aduncum, 261+m, var. scalare, Macrolichens (Alaska), 68+
261+m; albidum, 261+m, 297; armatum syn. nov., 268; Macromitrium, 505+; hainanense sp. nov., 505+*
boninense, 260+*m; bowringii, 261+m; candidum, Maine (arthropods), 424+
261+m; chlorophyllosum, 261+m; glaucum, 261+m; Mangrove trees, 660
javense var. javense, 261+m; juniperoideum, 261+m; Manitoba (Canada), 594+m; (Dicranum elongatum), 302+m
nakaii, 267; pachyphyllum, 261+m; salmonii syn. nov., Mantel’s test, 252
267; sanctum, 261+m; scaberulum, 261+*m, var. Marchantia inflexa, 248+; polymorpha (use), 172
divaricatum syn. nov., 268; scabrum, 261+m; seemannii Marchantiophyta, 311+
var. seemannii, 261+m Martinez, IsaBeL. See Prieto, Maria, 128+
Leucoloma humbertii, 297; rutenbergii, 297; serrulatum, 297; MarTiNEZ-ABAIGAR, JAVIER, SAUL OTERO, RAFAEL TOMAS AND
sprengelianum, 297; zeyheri, 297 ENCARNACION NUNEz-O.iverA. High-level phosphate
Leujeuneaceae (Drepanolejeunea), 476+ addition does not modify UV effects in two aquatic
Lichen areas for conservation, 656+ bryophytes, 444+
Lichen communities (United States), 640m Mason Hale Award, 688
Lichen cover, 68+ Mata Atlantica (Brazil), 98+; (liverwort), 667+
Lichen elemental analysis data, 641 Mat-forming mosses, 599
Lichen Exchange, 688 MazimpaKA, VICENTE. See ALBERTOS, BELEN, 323+; see MEDINA,
Lichen flora (North Carolina), 57+; (Sonoran Desert), 519+ RAFAEL, 670+
Lichen haematomma, 406 McCune, Bruce. See Hott, Emity A., 68+
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McMutuin, Ricuarp T., Peter N. Dutnxer, Ropert P. CAMERON, New England lichens, 517+
Davip H. S. RICHARDSON AND IRWIN M. Bropo. Lichens of New Zealand (Chiloscyphus), 118+; (Leucobryum), 261m
coniferous old-growth forests of southwestern Nova News and notes, 688+
Scotia, Canada: diversity and present status, 620+ Nine-step procedure, 292+
Mechanisms of desiccation-tolerance, 581+ Nitrogen content (cyanolichens), 616; (macrolichen and
Medicinal moss, 174* bryophyte), 608+
Medicinal properties (“mosses”), 172+ Nitrogen fixation (desiccation), 580
Mepina, RAFAEL, FRANCISCO Lara, VICENTE MAZIMPAKA AND Nitrogen-containing atmospheric pollutants, 638+
Ricarpo Garitteti. Orthotrichum norrisii Nonmetrical Multidimensional Scaling, 640
(Orthotrichaceae), a new epiphytic Californian moss, Nonparametric bootstrap value (BP), 292+
670+ Non-photochemical quenching, 583+
Meghalaya (India), 476+ Norris, Daniel H., 672
Melzer’s reagent (Dermatocarpon), 12+ North America (atmospheric pollutants), 638+; ( Buellia), 124+;
Mesotus celatus, 297 (Enterographa), 487+; (Haematomma), 363+; (intertidal
Metabolism (lichens), 578+ mosses), 282+; (Syntrichia), 682+
Metal-containing atmospheric pollutants, 638+ North America, Ozark Highlands (Dermatocarpon), 1+
Meta-population theory, 655+ North Carolina (Lichens), 57+
“Metabolomics,” 586 Nova Scotia (Canada), 620+; (intertidal mosses), 282+; (rare
Methyl gyrophorate (Angiactis), 515 cyanolichens), 650+
Methylisopseudoplacodiolic acid (Haematomma), 400+ NPQ, 583+
Metzgeria furcata, 84+ NUNEz-OLIVERA, ENCARNACION. See MARTINEZ-ABAIGAR, JAVIER,
Mexico (mosses), 41+ 444+
MIADLIKOWSKA, JOLANTA. See AMTOFT, ANJA, 1+ Nutrient cycling, 608+
Microsatellite amplification, 27 Oceanic islands (Leucobryum), 265+
Microsatellite markers (Sphagnum), 271+ Ocuri, Emiko, ToMio YAMAGUCHI, Masaki SHIMAMURA, HIROMI
Mielichhoferia chilensis, 319; emergens, 319 TsuBoTa AND Hironort Decucui. Phylogenetic and
MiLter, ANTHONY G. See GarBary, Davin J., 282+ morphological reévaluation of Leucobryum boninense
MILLER, KATHRYN M., Rosert G. WAGNER, AND STEPHEN A. (Leucobryaceae), endemic to the Bonin Islands, 260+
Woops. Arboreal arthropod associations with epiphytes Old-growth forests (lichens), 620+
following gap harvesting in the Acadian forest of Maine, Old-growth sub-boreal spruce forests, 607+
424+ Oncophorus wahlenbergii, 297
Miiier, Norton G. [Review of:] Lesquereux, L. 2006. Letters Opegrapha sp., 662+; spp., 662+
Written from America 1849-1853, 134+ Opisso M., JASMIN AND STEVEN P. CHURCHILL. Bryophytes from
Mischoblastia-type spores (Buellia), 125+ the environs of Yanachaga-Chemillén National Park,
Mitochondria (lichens), 582 Department of Pasco, Peru, 310+
Mnium hornum, 288 Opuntia cactus spines, 661*
Moelleropsis nebulosa ssp. frullaniae, 653 Orcinol p-depsides (Haematomma), 365+
Moisture levels, 603 Ordination (lichens), 104+
Molecular phylogeny (Dicranaceae), 293+ Oreas martiana, 297
Molecular variance (Sphagnum imbricatum), 276 Orthodicranum flagellare, 297; fulvum, 297
Monitoring networks (atmospheric chemistry), 641+ Orthotrichaceae (Macromitrium), 505+
Morphology (Dicranaceae), 299+; (Leucobryum boninense), Orthotrichoideae, 323
260+; (Rhabdoweisiaceae), 299+ Orthotrichum, 323; bartramii, 673; norrisii sp. nov., 670+*m;
Moss gibberellin biosynthesis, 218+ patens, 673; pulchellum, 673; rhytiore, 323+; scanicum,
Moss taxonomies, 170+ 673; tenellum, 673; underwoodii, 673
Mosses (California), 670+, 676+; (intertidal), 282+; (Mexico), OrerO, SAUL. See MARTINEZ-ABAIGAR, JAVIER, 444+
41+; (Peru), 311+ Ornyukova, TATYANA. See ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL, 328+
MULLER, FRANK. See RONAI Dp A. PurseLt, 490+ Oxidative damage (lichens), 580+
MuNoz, Jesus. See CALABRESE, GRACIELA M., 231+ Ozark eco-region, 6m
N,-fixation, 617 Ozark Highlands (Dermatocarpon), 1+
NADP/NTN, 642 Pacific Northwest (lichen-based critical loads/levels), 640+
Narino (Colombia), 482+m Pannaria conoplea, 653; lurida (habitat), 652+; rubiginosa, 653
Nasu, T. H., II, B. D. Ryan, P. Diepericn, C. Grits ANp F. Papillae (Syntrichia), 682
BuncGartz. 2004. Lichen Flora of the Greater Sonoran Paraleucobryum longifolium, 297
Desert Region, Volume II [review], 519+ Paraphyly (Orthotrichum), 323
Nasu, T. H., III, C. Grits aNp F. BuNGARTz. 2007. Lichen Flora of Parietin (desiccation-tolerance), 584+
the Greater Sonoran Desert Region, Volume III [review], Parmelia omphalodes, 80
519+ Parmeliaceae (India), 136+
Nasu III, THomas H. See Kranner, Ise, 576+ Parsimony analysis of endemism (mosses), 43+
NaTH, VIRENDRA. See SINGH, Ajit Pratap, 476+ Pasco (Peru), 310+
National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Pathways to gibberellins, 222+
Network, 642 PBA (Probability of branch arrangement), 292+
Necessity (ethnobryology), 174 Peat mosses (genetic variation), 271+
Netty, THomas. See CAMERON, Rosert P., 650+ Peatlands, 133+
NeITLicH, Peter. See Hott, Emiry A., 68+ Peltigera aphthosa, 608; canina, 598; membranacea, 608
Nephroma arcticum, 80 Perithecia and pycnidia (Dermatocarpon), 19+*
Net photosynthesis (lichens), 578+ Peru (bryophytes), 310+
New Caledonia (Leucobryum), 261m Peterjamesia circumscripta, 662+
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Phenolic lichen products, 584+ Pterobryaceae (Symphysodontella), 501+
Phenols (lichens), 586 Ptilidium ciliare, 598
Phenotype (Marchantia inflexa), 249+ Ptilium crista-castrensis, 598, 608
Philogenetic analyses (Dermatocarpon), 7+ Ptychomitrium gardneri, 297
Philonotis (use), 177 Pulchella, 673
Philophyllum, 567; tenuifolium, 553+* PurSELL, RONALD A. AND FRANK MULLER. Fissidens tumescens sp.
Phorophyte preferences (liverworts), 88+ nov. (Fissidentaceae) from Dominica and Guadeloupe,
Phosphate addition (aquatic bryophytes), 444+ 490+
Phosphorus concentration (aquatic bryophytes), 444+ PuRSELL, RONALD A. See Buck, WILLIAM R., 140+, 349+, 526+,
Photoprotective pathways (lichens), 583+ 699+
Photosynthetic efficiency, 283+ Pyramidula tetragona, 494-495
Photosynthetic pigments (aquatic bryophytes), 444+ Pyrrobryum spiniforme, 297
Phylogeny (Leucobryum boninense), 260+
Physciaceae (Buellia), 124+ Quantum yield, 285
Physomitrella patens, 218+ Querétaro (Mexico), 41+m
Phytohormones in mosses, 219+ Radula complanata, 84+
Piccotro, Massimo. See BaRUFFO, LAURENCE, 455+ Ramalina thrausta, 610+
Picea mariana (epiphytic lichens), 652; spp., 622 RAMBOLD, GERHARD. See CAcERES, Marceta E. S., 98+
PieRCEY-NORMORE, MICHELE D. See Cassiz, Davip M., 302+; see RAMIREZ P., BERNARDO R., ALAN T. WHITTEMORE AND STEVEN P.
KorTe._ko, RHONDA, 594+ CHURCHILL. The bryophytes of the Department of Narifio,
Pilotrichaceae (historical classifications), 552; (key to the Colombia: II. Hepatics and hornworts, 482+
genera and species), 553+; (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 551+ Rangiformic acid (Haematomma), 383+
Pilotrichum, 567; evanescens, 554+* Rare cyanolichens (Nova Scotia, Canada), 650+
Pine forest (boreal jack pine), 594+ rDNA (lichen symbionts), 597
Pinus strobus, 622, 653 Reactive oxygen species, 578+
Pioneer species, 599 Recent literature on bryophytes—111(1), 140+; 111(2), 349+;
Placidium, 6+ 111(3), 526+; 111(4), 699+
Placodiolic acid (Haematomma), 380+ Recent literature on lichens—208, 153+; 209, 333+; 210, 534+;
Plagiomnium insigne (use), 172; macimoviczii (use), 176* 211, 690+
Plectocarpon cristalliferum, 330; hypogymniae sp. nov., 328+*; “Red” status lichens (Nova Scotia), 651+
linitae, 330; nephromeum, 330 Reindeer (lichens), 68+
Pleuridium acuminatum, 297 Reindeer lichens, 600
Pleurozium (use), 177; schreberi, 596+, 608 Relevee Analysis for Classification, 624
Pogonatum cirratum (use), 172 Reproduction (Dicranum elongatum), 307
Pohlia, 318+; bequaertii, 318; chilensis, 318+*m; clavicaulis syn. Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms (lichen algal
nov., 318; cruda, 318; emergens syn. nov., 318; pluriseta, rDNA), 597
319; polycarpa, 319; salaminae, 318 Review article: Genomic insights in moss gibberellin
Poikilohydric organisms, 577+ biosynthesis, 218+
Policy (air pollution), 639 Reviewers of manuscripts submitted during 2007, 331+
Pollutant levels, 639 Rhabdoweisia crispata, 297
Polyamines (lichens), 587 Rhabdoweisiaceae, 292+
Polymorphism (Dicranum elongatum), 305+ Rhizomnium (use), 177; nudum, 608
Polyols (lichens), 586 Rhodobryum (medicinal use), 172+; giganteum, front cover
Polysety, 318 EESCZ)’,. 473"
Polytrichum (medical use), 174; commune, 174*; spp., 598 Rhytidiadelphus (use), 177; triquetrus, 608
Population structure (Cladonia arbuscula), 602; (Dicranum Rick, STEVEN K. [Review of:] Rypin, HAKAN AND JOHN K. JEGLUM.
elongatum), 302+; (liverwort), 249+; (Pleurozium 2006. The Biology of Peatlands, 133+
schreberi), 603 RicHaRDsON, Davip H. S. See MCMUuLLIN, RICHARD T., 620+
Porphyrilic acid (Haematomma), 406+ Rinodina saiilensis, 125
Potassium concentration (aquatic bryophytes), 444+ Rio de Janeiro (liverwort), 667+; (Pilotrichaceae), 551+
Pottiaceae, 298; (Chenia), 496+
Roccellaceae (Angiactis), 510+*; (Enterographa), 487+;
Poworoznek, EmiLy L. See Lane, Davip M., 714+ (Galapagos Islands), 659+
Predictive mapping (rare cyanolichens), 651+
Roccellic acid (absence in Schismatomma spierii), 665;
Pressel, Sylvia, 689 (Haematomma), 420+
PrizTo, Maria, GREGORIO ARAGON, ISABEL MARTINEZ AND OTHMAR Roccellina badia, 666; nigrocincta, 666
Breuss. A new species of Anthracocarpon (Verrucariaceae) ROS production, 580+
from Argentina, 128+ ROS, 578+
Primer sequences (Sphagnum), 271+
r-selected species, 599
Principle Coordinates Analysis, 600
Russia (Plectocarpon hypogymniae), 328+
PRINTZEN, CHRISTIAN. [Review of:] FriscH, ANDREAS, UTE LANGI
Russulone (Haematomma), 385+
AND BETTINA STAIGER (eds.). 2007. Lichenologische Rypin, HAKAN AND JOHN K. Jectum. 2006. The Biology of
Nebenstunden: Contributions to lichen taxonomy and
Peatlands [review], 133+
ecology in honour of Klaus Kalb, 686+
Probability of branch arrangement (PBA), 292+ Saelania glaucescens, 221
Pseudocalliergon trifarium, 435+ Salinity tolerance (intertidal mosses), 282+
Pseudoevernia cladonia (habitat), 652+ Salt marshes (intertidal mosses), 282+*
Pseudoplacodiolic acid (Haematomma), 397+ Sampling (arboreal and terrestrial), 609+
PSII reaction center (lichens), 583+ Sandilands Provincial Forest (Canada), 594+
Psoromic acid (Haematomma), 420; (Roccellaceae), 661+ Santos, Nivea Dias pos. See Costa, DENISE PINHEIRO DA, 667+
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ScHIAVONE, Maria M. See SuAREZ, GUILLERMO M., 318+ Strict consensus phylogram (mosses), 46
Schismatomma, 511+; decolorans, 665; pericleum, 665; spierii SUAREZ, GUILLERMO M. AND Maria M. Scuiavone. Pohlia chilensis
sp. nov., 659+" (Mniaceae), an Afro-American moss, 318+
SCHOFIELD, WILFRED B. See Garpary, Davip J., 282+ Sub-boreal spruce biogeoclimatic zone, 608+
Schuette, Scott, 688 Sub-oceanic lichen forests, 653
Sclerodontium clavinerve, 297; pallidum, 297 Substrate preferences (epiphytic lichens), 626
Sclerophyton murex, 660+; vertex, 661+ Succession (lichen), 68+
ScrosaTi, Ricarpo. See Garsary, Davin J., 282+ Sugars (lichens), 587
Scutia, 660 Sulfur-containing atmospheric pollutants, 638+
Seward Peninsula (Alaska), 68+m Sullivant Award, 688
Sex expression in populations (Marchantia), 252+ Superoxide, 580+
Sex structure production (Marchantia), 256 Superoxide dismutase (lichens), 583+
Sex-specific life history strategies (Marchantia), 249+ Sylvia D. Sharnoff Award, 688
Sexual populations (Marchantia inflexa), 248+ Symblepharis lindigii, 297; vaginata, 297
SHANLE, Erin. See ANTEROLA, ALDWIN, 218+ Symphysodontella siamensis, 501+*
Shannon index, 598 Syncesia effusa, 666; farinacea, 661+*; graphica, 661+;
Sharp Awards, 688 leprobola, 661+*; myrticola, 666; psaroleuca, 661+; spp.,
SHaw, A. JONATHAN, TONG Cao, Li-SoNG WaNG, KJELL Ivar
660
FLATBERG, BERGFRID FLATBERG, BLANKA SHAW, PING ZHOU, Syntrichia, 678; section Syntrichia, 679; caninervis, 679;
SANDRA BOLES AND STEFANO TERRACCIANO. Genetic variation echinata, 680+; intermedia, 679; minor, 680+; montana,
in three Chinese peat mosses (Sphagnum) based on 679; papillosissima, 680+; subpapillosissima, 680; sucrosa
microsatellite markers, with primer information and Sp. nov., 676+"
analysis of ascertainment bias, 271+
SHAW, BLanka. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+ Taiwan (Leucobryum), 261m
SHEARD, JOHN W., JaMEs C. LENDEMER AND ERIN A. Tripp. Buellia Target species (elemental analysis), 641
japonica (Physciaceae), a new lichen record for North Taxonomies (bryophytes), 170+
America, 124+ TERRACCIANO, STEFANO. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271+
SHIMAMURA, Masaki. See OcurRi, EMiko, 260+ Terrestrial bryophyte communities, 607+
Shoreline surveys, 283+ Terrestrial habitats (lichens and bryophytes), 608+
Shrub chlorolichens, 611 Terrestrial lichens (boreal jack pine forest), 594+
Siberia (Plectocarpon hypogymniae), 328+ Terrestrial macrolichen communities, 607+
Sierra Madre Oriental (Mexico), 41+ Thallus (Dermatocarpon), 13+*
Sigridea leptothallina, 662+ Thamniopsis, 567; beyrichiana, 567; incurva, 553+*;
SINGH, Ayrt PRATAP, VIRENDRA NaTH AND A. K. AsTHANA. Studies langsdorffii, 553+*; pendula, 553+*; stenodictyon syn.
on two noteworthy species of Drepanolejeunea nov., 567; undata, 553+*
(Lejeuneaceae) from Maghalaya (India), 476+ Thamnolia subuliformis, 80; vermicularis, 80
Single-sex populations (dioicous bryophytes), 249+ Thuidium (use), 177
Singlet oxygen, 580+ Timmia megapolitana, 297; sibirica, 297
Size (Marchantia populations), 252+ Timmiella crassinervis, 297
“Small” growth form (Marchantia inflexa), 257 Tocopherols, 586
Soil texture (forest), 608+ Tomas, RAFAEL. See MARTINEZ-ABAIGAR, JAVIER, 444+
Sorensen dissimilarity (lichens), 104+ Tortula, 678; desertorum, 679; israelis, 679+; ruralis, 297;
South Africa (Chenia), 496+ subulata, 679
South America (Pohlia), 318 Trachyxiphium, 571; aduncum, 554+*; drepanophyllum, 555;
Spain (aquatic bryophytes), 444+ guadalupense, front coverl11(4)*, 554+*; heteroicum,
Sparrius, LauRENS B. AND Curtis R. ByOrk. Enterographa 554+*; hypnaceum, 571; variabile, 554+*
oregonensis (Roccellaceae), a new foliicolous species from Traditional Chinese Medicine, 172+
the northwest coast of North America, 487+ Traditional uses (bryophytes), 169+
Sparrius, Laurens B. See Aprroot, ANDRE, 510+, 659+ Trans-Atlantic distribution (Pohlia chilensis), 321
Species diversity (boreal jack pine forest), 594+ Tree-moss, 172+
Species richness (macrolichen and bryophyte), 611 TrRETIACH, Mauro. See BARUFFO, LAURENCE, 455+
Sphaerophorin (Haematomma), 385+ Trichodontium falcatum, 297
Sphaerophorus globosus, 80 Tripartite cyanolichens, 610+
Sphagnum (genetic variation), 271+; (use), 172; sect. Tripp, Erin A. See LENDEMER, JAMES C., 57+; see SHEARD, JOHN W.,
Subsecunda, 280+; auriculatum, 274; contortum, 274;
124+
cuspidatum, 279; imbricatum, 273+; inundatum, 274; Triterpenoids (Haematomma), 365+
junghuhnianum, 273+; lescurii, 274; magellanicum, 279;
TROPICOS, 311
palustre, 273+; platyphyllum, 274; subfulvum, 279; Tsusota, Hiromi. See Ocuri, Emiko, 260+
subsecundum, 274; torreyanum, 279 Tsubota et al. (2003), 294+
Spielmann, Adriano, 688
Tsuga canadensis, 622
SprRIBILLE, Tosy. [Review of:] Czarnota, PAwet. 2007. The lichen
Tuckerman, Edward, 517+
genus Micarea (Lecanorales, Ascomycota) in Poland,
Tuckerman Award, 688
685+ Tuckerman Workshops, 517+
Spruce forests, 607+
TuMaZong, 174”
Stegonia latifolia, 297
Turkey (Funariaceae), 494+
Stereocaulon paschale, 80
Sticta fuliginosa, 653; limbata, 653 U.S. Forest Service (lichen air quality scores), 640
Stress (lichens), 578+ Uleastrum paraguense, 297
Strict consensus phylogram (Dermatocarpon), 10+* Ulota, 323; rhytiore comb. nov., 324+*
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UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe), Wet deposition monitors, 642
639 WHITTEMORE, ALAN T. See Ramirez P., BERNARDO R., 482+
United States (air quality research), 639 Widhelm, Todd, 688
Upper surface color (Dermatocarpon), 15+ WoOlLSsELEY, Patricia A. [Review of:] Divaxar, P. K. anp D. K.
Usnea spp., 610+ Uprrer. 2005. Parmelioid Lichens in India (a revisionary
Usnic acid (desiccation-tolerance), 584+; (Haematomma), 406+ study ), 136+
Usnic/Placodiolics (Haematomma), 365+ Woops, STEPHEN A. See MILLER, KATHRYN M., 424+
UV effects (aquatic bryophytes), 444+
Xanthone (Haematomma), 365+
VANA, Jiri. See Costa, DENISE PINHEIRO DA, 667+ Xanthophyll cycle, 583+
Vaz-IMBASSAHY, THAIS DE FREITAS AND DENISE PINHEIRO DA Costa.
he Pilotrichaceae (Hookeriales) of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, YAMAGUCHI, Tomio. See Ocuri, Emiko, 260+
551+ Yanachaga-Chemillén National Park (bryophytes), 310+
Vegetation types (lichens), 107+ “Yellow” status lichens (Nova Scotia), 651+
Ventral leaf lobe (Cylindrocolea), 667 Yoshimura, Isao, 688
Verrucariaceae, 1+ (Anthracocarpon), 128+ ZANDER, RICHARD H. Statistical evaluation of the clade
VILLASENOR Rios, Jose Luis. See HERRERA-PANIAGUA, Patricia, 41+ ““Rhabdoweisiaceae,” 292+
Violaxanthin, 584+ ZANDER, RICHARD H. See HEDpDERSON, TERRY A., 496+
“Vitrification” (in desiccation), 582 Zeaxanthin, 584+
WAGNER, ROBERT G. See MILLER, KATHRYN M., 424+ Zeorin (Haematomma), 406+
Wana, Li-Sonc. See SHAw, A. JONATHAN, 271+ ZHANG, Li. See He, Si, 501+
Wapusk National Park (Canada), 302+m ZHOU, PinG. See SHAW, A. JONATHAN, 271
Wardia hygrometrica, 297 ZHURBENKO, MIKHAIL, PAUL DiEDERICH AND TA YANA OTNYUKOVA.
Weser, WILLIAM A. AND RONALD C. WITTMANN. 2007. Bryophytes Plectocarpon hypogymniae (Roccellaceae), a new
of Colorado: Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornworts lichenicolous species from Siberia, 328+
review], 524+ Zonation (salt marsh), 287
Webera aggregata, 319% clavicaulis, 319; costesii, 319; firmo- Zygodon (Iberian Peninsula), 231+, key, 232; apiculatus, 234;
acuminata, 319; polycarpa, 319 baumgartneri, 238; bistratus, 232; catarinoi, 232+*m;
Weissia andersoniana, 679 conoideus, 232+*m; forsteri, 232+*m; rupestris, 232+*m;
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West Indies (Haematomma), 363+ stirtonii, 232+*m; viridissimus, 32+*m, f. borealis, 238, f.
Western Cape Province, South Africa, 496+ mediterranea, 238
THE BRYOLOGIST
Quarterly Journal of the American
Bryological and Lichenological Society
Editor
WILLIAM R. BUCK
Volume 111
2008