Importance of Forest Matrix to Epiphytic Macro-Lichens and Bryophytes of Acadia National Park with Some Comments on the FIA Monitoring Protocol
Cleavitt N, Dibble AC, National Park Services, Acadia National Park. 2007. Importance of Forest Matrix to Epiphytic Macro-Lichens and Bryophytes of Acadia National Park with Some Comments on the FIA Monitoring Protocol. Ithaca, NY
From Introduction, 'Quantified tree and lichen/bryophyte features at 4 hardwood dominated sites and 8 spruce dominated sites.' Habitat and substrate preferences for lichens and bryophytes that grow on tree bark have not been previously quantified in the forests ofAcadia National Park, but their potential as indicators of habitat quality is ofincreasing interest. /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Hadlock Brook/Bubble Pond/Bubble Rock/Amphitheatre/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Cleavitt, Nat; Dibble, Alison; National Park Services, Acadia National Park
- Date of Issue
- 2007
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- amphitheatre, Bubble Pond, Bubble Rock, Checklist, Community Structure, Hadlock Brook, Inventory (Baseline), Lichen, Mount Desert Island, Population Density, research recommendations, Terrestrial