The lichens of British Columbia, Illustrated keys, Part 2 - Fruticose Species

Citation
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Introduction
Interpreting the Genus and Species Accounts
Understanding Biogeoclimatic Zonation
Identifying Lichens
Making Use of Lichen Chemistry
A Note on Common Names
Keys to Genera of Fruticose Macrolichens and Microlichens
Keys to Lichen Photobionts
Key to Lichen Growth Forms
Key A: Fruticose Macrolichens
Key B: Calicioid Lichens (and others)
Key C: Fruticose Microlichens (and others)
Keys to Species of Fruticose Macrolichens and Microlichens
Acroscyphus
Agrestia
Alectoria
Baeomyces
Bryocaulon
Bryoria
Bunodophoron
Calicium
Chaenotheca
Chaenothecopsis
Cladina
Cladonia
Coelocaulon
Cornicularia
Cystocoleus
Dactylina
Dibaeis
Ephebe
Evernia
Gyalideopsis
Leciophysma
Lempholemma
Leprocaulon
Letharia
Lichinella
Lichinodium
Loxosporopsis
Microcalicium
Microlychnus
Mycocalicium
Niebla
Nodobryoria
Phaeocalicium
Pilophorus
Polychidium
Pseudephebe
Racodium
Ramalina
Sclerophora
Siphula
Sphaerophorus
Spilonema
Stenocybe
Stereocaulon
Sticta
Synalissa
Szczawinskia
Teloschistes
Thamnolia
Thermutis
Tholurna
Usnea
Zahlbrucknerella
Unknown 1
Unknown 2
Unknown 3
Appendices
APPENDIX 1 Distribution maps of rare and infrequent fruticose lichens in British Columbia
APPENDIX 2 Excluded species
Glossary and Abbreviations
References
Index
Figures
1 First- and second-order li...
2 "Life zones" of British Co...
3 Biogeoclimatic zones of Br...
4 Thallus stratified/heteromerous
5 Thallus nonstratified/homo...
6 Common photobionts (free-g...
7 Organs of attachment (cros...
8 Branching and degrees of a...
9 Growth forms (cross-sectio...
10 Surface (and other) detai...
11 Surface (and other) detai...
12 Spores and conidia
13 Sexual and asexual reprod...
14 Vegetative reproductive s...
Tables
1 Distributional units and their definition
2 Summary information on biogeoclimatic zones of BC