Northeastern Naturalist · 2009 · 18 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesEcologyBiogeographyGeomorphologyTerrestrial EcologyMountain BiogeographyMountain EcologyBiogeography Of RussiaGeomorphology Of RussiaLichen BiologyLichen Ecology
Serpentine outcrops in the Middle Urals, Russia, supported 113 species of lichens. These rocks had a more diverse lichen flora and lower specificity (only 9 species) than other rocks types of the region. Pyroxenite's lichen flora was the most similar to that of serpentine. Rocky outcrops along different rivers varied in species richness, the highest being at the southernmost site (River Iset; 81 species) and the lowest at the northernmost site (River Neiva; 57 species).
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The Occurrence of Copper—norstictic Acid in Lichens from Cupriferous Substrata
O. W. Purvis, John A. Elix, J. A. Broomheadj et al. · The Lichenologist · 1987 · 123 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Botany +11
THE UPTAKE OF METAL IONS BY LICHENS: A MODIFIED ION‐EXCHANGE PROCESS
K. J. Puckett, Evert Nieboer, M. J. GORZYNSKI et al. · New Phytologist · 1973 · 120 citations