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    How Shore Orientation and Substrate Type Structure Lichen Communities in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

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    2009-04
    Author
    Naus, Christopher J.
    Wiley, Jasmine R.
    Sisco, Matthew J.
    Dins, Jamie K.
    Advisor(s)
    Wellnitz, Todd A.
    Weiher, Evan R.
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    Rock inhabiting lichens are important pioneer species in the aquatic-terrestial transition zone of lakeshore habitats. To investigate how substrate type, slope and aspect influenced lichen communities, we surveyed the rocky shores of glacial lakes within the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW)of northern Minnesota.
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    Lichens--Environmental aspects
    Lichens--Minnesota--Boundary Waters Canoe Area
    Lichen communities--Environmental aspects
    Lichen communities--Minnesota--Boundary Waters Canoe Area
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