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6. One hundred new species of lichenized fungi: a signature of undiscovered global diversity

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Lumbsch, H. T., primary, Ahti, T., additional, Altermann, S., additional, De Paz, G. A., additional, Aptroot, A., additional, Arup, U., additional, Pena, A. B., additional, Bawingan, P. A., additional, Benatti, M. N., additional, Betancourt, L., additional, Bjork, C. R., additional, Boonpragob, K., additional, Brand, M., additional, Bungartz, F., additional, Caceres, M. E. S., additional, Candan, M., additional, Chaves, J. L., additional, Clerc, P., additional, Common, R., additional, Coppins, B. J., additional, Crespo, A., additional, Dal-Forno, M., additional, Divakar, P. K., additional, Duya, M. V., additional, Elix, J. A., additional, Elvebakk, A., additional, Fankhauser, J. D., additional, Farkas, E., additional, Ferraro, L. I., additional, Fischer, E., additional, Galloway, D. J., additional, Gaya, E., additional, Giralt, M., additional, Goward, T., additional, Grube, M., additional, Hafellner, J., additional, Hernandez, J. E., additional, Campos, M. D. H., additional, Kalb, K., additional, Karnefelt, I., additional, Kantvilas, G., additional, Killmann, D., additional, Kirika, P., additional, Knudsen, K., additional, Komposch, H., additional, Kondratyuk, S., additional, Lawrey, J. D., additional, Mangold, A., additional, Marcelli, M. P., additional, Mccune, B., additional, Messuti, M. I., additional, Michlig, A., additional, Gonzalez, R. M., additional, Moncada, B., additional, Naikatini, A., additional, Nelsen, M. P., additional, Ovstedal, D. O., additional, Palice, Z., additional, Papong, K., additional, Parnmen, S., additional, Perez-Ortega, S., additional, Printzen, C., additional, Rico, V. J., additional, Plata, E. R., additional, Robayo, J., additional, Rosabal, D., additional, Ruprecht, U., additional, Allen, N. S., additional, Sancho, L., additional, De Jesus, L. S., additional, Vieira, T. S., additional, Schultz, M., additional, Seaward, M. R. D., additional, Serusiaux, E., additional, Schmitt, I., additional, Sipman, H. J. M., additional, Sohrabi, M., additional, Sochting, U., additional, Sogaard, M. Z., additional, Sparrius, L. B., additional, Spielmann, A., additional, Spribille, T., additional, Sutjaritturakan, J., additional, Thammathaworn, A., additional, Thell, A., additional, Thor, G., additional, Thus, H., additional, Timdal, E., additional, Truong, C., additional, Turk, R., additional, Tenorio, L. U., additional, Upreti, D. K., additional, Van den Boom, P., additional, Rebuelta, M. V., additional, Wedin, M., additional, Will-Wolf, S., additional, Wirth, V., additional, Wirtz, N., additional, Yahr, R., additional, Yeshitela, K., additional, Ziemmeck, F., additional, Wheeler, T., additional, and Lucking, R., additional

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2011
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10. Status and future of the forest health indicators program of the USA.

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Woodall CW, Amacher MC, Bechtold WA, Coulston JW, Jovan S, Perry CH, Randolph KC, Schulz BK, Smith GC, Tkacz B, and Will-Wolf S

Subjects
Biodiversity, Conservation of Natural Resources, Environmental Monitoring methods, Environmental Pollution, Lichens classification, Lichens growth & development, Ozone analysis, Trees classification, United States, Forestry methods, Trees growth & development
Abstract

For two decades, the US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, has been charged with implementing a nationwide field-based forest health monitoring effort. Given its extensive nature, the monitoring program has been gradually implemented across forest health indicators and inventoried states. Currently, the Forest Service's Forest Inventory and Analysis program has initiated forest health inventories in all states, and most forest health indicators are being documented in terms of sampling protocols, data management structures, and estimation procedures. Field data from most sample years and indicators are available on-line with numerous analytical examples published both internally and externally. This investment in national forest health monitoring has begun to yield dividends by allowing evaluation of state/regional forest health issues (e.g., pollution and invasive pests) and contributing substantially to national/international reporting efforts (e.g., National Report on Sustainability and US EPA Annual Greenhouse Gas Estimates). With the emerging threat of climate change, full national implementation and remeasurement of a forest health inventory should allow for more robust assessment of forest communities that are undergoing unprecedented changes, aiding future land management and policy decisions.

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2011
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11. Multiclavula ichthyiformis (Fungi: Basidiomycota: Cantharellales: Clavulinaceae), a remarkable new basidiolichen from Costa Rica.

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Nelsen MP, Lücking R, Umaña L, Trest MT, Will-Wolf S, Chaves JL, and Gargas A

Abstract

The new basidiolichen Multiclavula ichthyiformis Nelsen, Lücking, Umaña, Trest & Will-Wolf is described from Costa Rica. The new species differs from other species of Multiclavula in having a basidiocarp with tomentose stipe and flattened lamina with nonamphigenous hymenium. Molecular sequence data (ITS) confirmed its placement within Multiclavula in the Clavulinaceae (Cantharellales, Agaricomycetes). The new lichen was discovered in a Central American paramo remnant, illustrating the importance of biotic inventories of fungi and lichens to increase our knowledge of the diversity of these groups in endangered tropical ecosystems. The new species was found as part of the TICOLICHEN project in Costa Rica.

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2007
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