Plot (* = plot not included in analyses),Confidential Plot (* = plot not included in analyses),Climatic Region/Zone,Forest/Ownership,Lat,Long,Collectors,Ground_Source,Epiphyte_Source,NotesOnLichenCommunity,Dominant Mosses,Elev_m,SlopeDeg,AspDegr,BAm2ha,BAft2acre,%conif,DominantTree,DominantTree_name,DominantTree_common,PlotDescription,DirectionsToPlot,Notes
Marys36,CR02,Coast Range,Siuslaw National Forest,44.46022,-123.50885,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,McCune (Lichenology),"Mostly Cladonia ""scuzz"" on tree bases, a little Sphaerophorus.","Plagiomnium insigne, Kindbergia oregana.",299,25,179,46.8,203.8,51,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Dominated by young to mature Pseudotsuga menziesii and Alnus rubra.,"Nose above confluence of ravines.  About 100 m along the abandoned road beyond Plot 35, look for a flagged tree on the right. This is the plot center. The lower edge is straight down the nose, the upper edge is in the opposite direction.",
Marys16,CR01,Coast Range,Siuslaw National Forest,44.501667,-123.44333,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,McCune (Lichenology),"Cyanolichens sparse, most near edge of open area and on hardwoods.","Kindbergia oregana, Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus, Leucolepis (not as much).",119,8,358,43.8,190.8,98,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Lush low bench. Mature Pseudotsuga forest with diverse herbs and shrubs, on low bench just above floodplain of Rock Creek.  There are scattered near-dead or dead Quercus (one living,43 cm dbh). Dominant/codominant Doug firs dbh: 82, 64, 65, 76, 69 cm.",,
*CONFIDENTIAL,*COR01,Central Oregon,Willamette National Forest,44.5,-121.5,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"A few patches of Cladonia squamules in one area of the plot, nothing on tree bases",TBD,1300,5,120,30.3072,132,100,PIPO,Pinus ponderosa,Ponderosa pine,"Younger, somewhat open stand of PIPO with heavy needle litter and several rocky outcrops. Relatively flat.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,COR02,Central Oregon,Willamette National Forest,44.5,-121.6,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Lots of Cladonia and some Peltigera on the ground, Bitterbrush (Purshia tridentata) shrubs and tree bases very diverse",TBD,900,13,180,24.7968,108,100,PIPO,Pinus ponderosa,Ponderosa pine,"Stand of PIPO and some PSME, with abundant Bitterbrush (Purshia tridentata).",CONFIDENTIAL,
C2CCapePC,CR04,Coast Range,Siuslaw National Forest,44.2571,-123.98746,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,"Kindbergia oregana, Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus.",503,32,60,39.4912,172,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Fairly steep slope with many decomposing logs. Parts of plot overgrown with thorny understory plants. Large ferns several feet high with abundant spiderwebs!,"From the coast (Hwy 101), turn E on Cummins Peak Road (NFD 55). Drive about 7.8 mi, there will be a place to pull over on the right side of the road. Plot is NE of the road, not too far of a walk, down slope a little ways.",
CONFIDENTIAL,CR03,Coast Range,Siuslaw National Forest,44.2,-123.7,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Mostly Cladonia and Peltigera, didn't see other lichen genera on ground layer","Kindbergia oregana, Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus, Leucolepis (not as much). Scleropodium obtusifolium (?) next to creek. Abundant Conocephalum conicum (need to verify)) (liverwort).",100,5,45,17.4,76,0,ALRU,Alnus rubra,Red alder,"Low lying area with stream running through it, abundant Rubus armeniacus (blackberry) and Alnus rubra. Thorny underbrush. ",CONFIDENTIAL,
OD11,IC01,Immediate Coast,Siuslaw National Forest,44.00274,-124.13084,"Abby Glauser, Colette Pruitt",Glauser,USFS,"Peltigera seemed clustered in lower lying areas that were still wet, even after other places had dried out.",Kindbergia? Less Rhytidiadelphus/Dicranum? (need to verify ID's),3,0,0,27.552,120,100,PICO,Pinus contorta,Shore pine,,"Heading S on Hwy 101, just as you're leaving Florence, turn W on Sand Dunes Road (signs for Sand Dunes State Park). Park at the crab dock and follow S along edge of bay to 2nd rock jetty from North. Go west into the woods to plot.",
22106,IC02,Immediate Coast,"Siuslaw National Forest, Cascade Head",45.0604,-123.99629,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Mostly Cladonia and Sphaerophorus in conifer stand (trunks, logs, floor), not much on ground near Alnus (lots of leaf litter). Peltigera on Alnus trunks. Lots of Peltigera in conifer stand but most I saw was outside of plot.",,365,17,320,50.512,220,90.9,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,"Picea sitchensis (Sitka spruce) and Tsuga mertensiana (western hemlock) stand transitioning to Alnus rubra with decreasing elevation. I did not find official plot center (20 y/o wooden stake), I may have been shifted up-slope a bit too far.",Downslope from Cascade Head hiking trail.,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR01,Cascades,Willamette National Forest,44.1,-122.1,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Mostly found Cladonia on tree bases. S edge of plot swampy and rocky, with a LOT of Peltigera on mossy rocks (did not sample because we are excluding rock substrates).","Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus, Hylocomium splendens, Kindbergia oregana",400,5,355,27.552,120,76.7,THPL,Thuja plicata,Western redcedar,"Shady site with Thuja (cedar) sp., Acer macrophyllum (bigleaf maple), and Acer circinatum (vine maple). Lots of leaf litter, appears to be disturbance near plot center - old abandoned FS road? S edge of plot swampy and rocky, with Equisetum and abundant Acer circinatum.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR02,Cascades,Willamette National Forest,44.2,-122.1,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Lots of Cladonia and not much else, squamules everywhere, esp. on mossy logs and tree bases.",TBD,1200,20,200,72.5536,316,100,ABPR,Abies procera,Noble fir,"Old growth Pseudotsuga menzeisii (Douglas fir) and Abies procera (noble fir) forest on a steep hillside, many large (100+ y/o) fallen trees.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR03,Cascades,Willamette National Forest,44.3,-122,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,TBD,900,2,90,62.4512,272,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Mature Pseudotsuga menzeisii (Douglas-fir) and Abies (true fir) with herbaceous understory and some fallen trees.,CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR04,Cascades,Willamette National Forest,44.4,-122,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,TBD,1100,0,0,60.6144,264,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Mature forest with Pseudotsuga menzeisii (Douglas-fir), Abies amabilis (silver fir), Picea engelmannii (Engelmann spruce) and Tsuga heterophylla (western hemlock). Understory herbaceous in open areas. Some low-lying areas inundated with water - swampy.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR05,Cascades,Mount Hood National Forest,44.8,-121.9,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Mostly just Cladonia, on tree bases, logs, and decomposing stumps.",TBD,1200,17,354,65.2064,284,100,TSHE,Tsuga heterophylla,Western hemlock,"Old growth forest with Pseudotsuga menzeisii (Douglas-fir), Tsuga heterophylla (western hemlock), Abies alba (silver fir), and Tsuga mertensiana (mountain hemlock).",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR06,Cascades,Mount Hood National Forest,44.8,-121.8,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,Pelitigeras and Cladonias galore! A beautiful plot rich with cyanolichens.,Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus,1100,14,230,70.7168,308,100,TSHE,Tsuga heterophylla,Western hemlock,"Old growth forest dominated by Tsuga heterophylla, Thuja plicata, and Pseudotsuga menzeisii.",CONFIDENTIAL,
22118,IC03,Immediate Coast,Siuslaw National Forest,44.05101,-124.10631,"Abby Glauser, Colette Pruitt",Glauser,USFS,"Cladonias abundant, large patches of peltigera. Most ground-layer lichens in clearings.",TBD,30,6,260,13.776,60,100,PICO,Pinus contorta,Shore pine,"Open canopy with some Pinus contorta (lodgepole pine) with abundant Rhododendron and other shrubs. Clear paths through shrubs allow for easier walking, appears to be wildlife activity through these tracts. Abandoned road/path runs through ENE side of plot.","From Hwy 101, turn W on Sutton Creek Rd. for 0.4 mi. to gated FS junkyard on right; plot is approx. 300 ft. NW. (Plot directions from USFS - I tried to follow this, but was unable to verify the true plot location.","May not be appropriate to pair with epiphyte data - could not verify true plot location - although, the area did look pretty homogenous. I think we ended up ~250 away from plot."
CONFIDENTIAL,CaR07,Cascades,Willamette National Forest,44.6,-121.9,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Cladonias on logs, tree bases and soil. No cyanolichens found in the ground layer",Kindbergia oregana,1200,10,120,47.7568,208,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Conifer forest with abundant vine maple (plentiful leaf litter. Very variable topography within plot (low lying vs. elevated, steep areas, etc.).",CONFIDENTIAL,"Surprised I did not find any cyanos in light of topographic variability. Could abundance of vine maple play stronger role? Would change availability of light (shade), substrate (too much litter?), or possibly soil chemistry? "
CONFIDENTIAL,COR03,Central Oregon,Deschutes National Forest,44.4,-121.6,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Cladonias everytwhere! Large clump of Sphaerophorus low on stump. Giant patches of Peltigera localized in one spot, SW side of plot - seems kind of open w/logs about. Epiphytes present on low growing branches of conifers.",TBD,1000,20,285,45.912,200,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Fir/pine forest with lots of needles. Open understory easy to navigate. ,CONFIDENTIAL,"I decided to count epiphytes on branches that come out of the tree at </= 0.5m. Looks like many of the same species on braches that droop to low level. (This protocol differs slightly from how I handled OD-11, where drooping branches were counted - older thicker branches, could be seen as part of ground layer). Seems like on the E side, epiphytic species grow much lower to the ground. On the W side, sometimes Hypogymnia low and appressed to trunks, E side, gobs of Hypogymnia on tree branches/shrubs at ground level. Seems to apply to both chloro and cyano epiphyte species."
CONFIDENTIAL,COR05,Central Oregon,Deschutes National Forest,44.5,-121.7,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,Barely any lichens. A few Cladonias survived fires on logs and tree bases.,TBD,900,0,0,11.0208,48,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Conifer forest with Pseudotsuga menzeisii (Douglas fir), Abies grandis (grand fir), and Pinus pnderosa (ponderosa pine). Previous fire damage with charred snags and a lot of fallen trees. Understory grassy and filling in with Ceanothus velutinus, young pines, and firs.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,COR04,Central Oregon,Deschutes National Forest,44.4,-121.6,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Cladonias abundant on logs, stumps, some tree bases. Bryoria sp. abundant on bitterbrush, and tiny scraps of Vulpicida sp. on young trees.",,900,0,0,1.148,5,100,PIPO,Pinus ponderosa,Ponderosa pine,"Pinus ponderosa (ponderosa pine) and Larix occidentalis (western larch) forest with thinned understory with Purshia tridentata (bitterbrush). Managed area, potentially part of treatment ""reduce underbrush and small trees"" or ""mechanically thin thickets"" (more likely the former). Mature trees previously thinned. ",CONFIDENTIAL,
FWR/BPH,WV02,Valley,Finley Wildlife Refuge,44.39763,-123.3299,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,"Only low lichens on Douglas-fir, only saw Lepraria/leprose lichen low on hardwoods.","""",112,18,25,51.4304,224,48.21428571,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Douglas-fir forest with some alder and big-leaf maple. Thick ground-cover with sword ferns and Geranium.,"From the parking lot, walk N on the gated road. Follow the trail through the woods, skirting the wetlands, to a sign that indicates the trail turns 90 deg. right at base of hill.  Go ~ 150 (ft?) up hill to plot center.",
FWR/PGN,WV01,Valley,Finley Wildlife Refuge,44.39935,-123.31541,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,Not many lichens below 0.5m. Small bits of Cladonia and Peltigera.,TBD,133,13,20,23.1896,101,0.99009901,QUGA,Quercus garryana,Oregon white oak,Quercus garryana and Acer macrophyllum forest with abundant snowberry and Himalayan blackberry.,"On Pigeon Butte south of Cabell Marsh. Walk N on the gated road, then turn left (W) on the unmarked road and follow the tree-line. Head N-NW into the woods at an angle - don't recommend going straight in perpendicular to the road to the plot - there's more poison oak up there. Enter the woods a bit sooner (I found a fairly clear path from wildlife on the way out)",
Hyslp412,WV04,Valley,Peavy Arboretum,44.65569,-123.24019,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,Glauser,,Kindbergia oregana,182,7,120,34.8992,152,52.6316,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Pseudotsuga forest with undergrowth of Corylus and Prunus avium, foothills on fringe of Willamette Valley","North of Corvallis, Peavy Arboretum, off of Rd. 500, 1km W of entrance. From parking lot, follow Rd. 500 North. Turn left and head S on the Forest Discovery Trail. When you reach a sign where the trail splits, continue straight on Forest Discovery Trail. Hiking trail goes right through plot center.",
Hyslp403,WV03,Valley,Adair County Park,44.67302,-123.20858,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,Glauser,,,87,0,0,33.9808,148,0,QUGA,Quercus garryana,Oregon white oak,"Quercus garryana forest with understory of Prunus avium, Willamette Valley","Adair County Park, just south of sewage treatment plant and off of NE Arnold Avenue. Follow the disc golf course - plot is adjacent to the footpath through one of the ""holes"".",
F14,COR06,Central Oregon,BLM,44.16012,-121.42605,"Abby Glauser, Amy Kessler",Glauser + Root,Glauser,,,1113,10,40,15.1536,66,100,PIPO,Pinus ponderosa,Ponderosa pine,Ponderosa pine and juniper with abundant sagebrush and grasses.,,
*N15,*COR07,Central Oregon,BLM,44.1606,-121.13802,"Abby Glauser, Amy Kessler",Glauser + Root,Glauser,,,992,0,0,14.6944,64,100,JUNOCC,Juniperus occidentalis,Western redcedar,Mixed juniper and sagebrush.,,
S26,COR08,Central Oregon,BLM,44.40255,-120.99841,"Abby Glauser, Amy Kessler",Glauser + Root,Glauser,Things don't creep up the boles here like they do on the W side. Lots of Peltigera on the ground.,,1084,0,0,1.65312,7.2,100,JUNOCC,Juniperus occidentalis,Western redcedar,Juniper with abundant grasses.,,
22119,IC04,Immediate Coast,Sutton Creek State Park,44.06991,-124.11871,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,Not as many lichens on shrubs as there were in 22118. More shaded?,,14,10,220,71.6352,312,93.59,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,"Mature stand dominated by Picea sitchensis, with some Pinus contorta. Shrubby understory.",,
SouthBeach,IC05,Immediate Coast,South Beach State Park,44.60005,-124.06328,Abby Glauser,Glauser,Glauser,Not as many lichens on shrubs as there were in 22118. More shaded?,,14,5,290,27.552,120,100,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,Mature Picea sitchensis and Pinus contorta stand with shrubby (see photos) understory. Thick moss carpet.,,
RockCreek,COR09,Central Oregon,BLM,45.2221,-121.35914,"Abby Glauser, Taylor Patterson",Glauser + Root,Glauser,,,662,0,0,15.6128,68,82.35,PIPO,Pinus ponderosa,Ponderosa pine,Ponderosa pine stand with white oak and Purshia tridentata.,,
F15,COR11,Central Oregon,BLM,44.69195,-121.05813,"Abby Glauser, Taylor Patterson",Glauser + Root,Glauser,,,773,13,260,3.2144,14,100,JUNOCC,Juniperus occidentalis,Western redcedar,Open grassland with Juniper and sagebrush.,,
F71,COR10,Central Oregon,BLM,45.066,-121.03308,"Abby Glauser, Taylor Patterson",Glauser + Root,Glauser,,,800,15,100,7.80533,34,100,JUNOCC,Juniperus occidentalis,Western redcedar,Open canopy with Juniper and Artemisia tridentata (sagebrush). Plot center near a rocky seasonal creek (?) at the bottom of a hill. ,"Heading S on US-197, approximately 20 mi S of Tygh Valley. Pull off on the W side of the highway and cross over/through barbed wire fence onto BLM land (E side of hwy is private land). Walk 0.385 mi W down steep hill to the bottom, just past rocky creekbed is plot center.",
CONFIDENTIAL,CR05,Coast Range,Siuslaw NF,44.4,-123.9,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,,400,10,255,45.0016,196,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Second-growth stand of Douglas-fir with some western hemlock. Shrubby understory with Salal, salmonberry, and red huckleberry.",CONFIDENTIAL,
*CONFIDENTIAL,*CR07,Coast Range,Siuslaw NF,44.3,-123.9,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,,100,13,310,35.8176,156,87.18,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Dense conifer canopy with Douglas-fir with a few spruce and hemlock and some hardwoods. Thick understory vegetation of ferns and thorny berries, duff soil.",CONFIDENTIAL,
CONFIDENTIAL,CR06,Coast Range,Siuslaw NF,44.4,-123.8,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,,400,28,260,92.7584,404,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Mature Douglas-fir stand with vine maple down slope.,CONFIDENTIAL,
*CONFIDENTIAL,*CR08,Coast Range,Siuslaw NF,45.1,-123.8,Abby Glauser,Glauser,USFS,,,100,n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a,,CONFIDENTIAL,
1055,IC07,Immediate Coast,Siuslaw NF,44.19009,-124.10921,"Abby Glauser, Dillon Blankenship",Glauser,USFS,,,190,5,170,72.5536,316,100,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,Mature sitka spruce stand on ridgetop.,Ridge just N of NF-1055.,
CumminsCreek,IC06,Immediate Coast,Siuslaw NF,44.26867,-124.09962,"Abby Glauser, Dillon Blankenship",Glauser,Glauser,,,85,15,190,74.3904,324,100,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,"Mature stand with western hemlock, Douglas-fir, and sitka spruce.",,
FogartyCreek,IC08,Immediate Coast,Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area,44.83733,-124.04983,"Abby Glauser, Dillon Blankenship",Glauser,Glauser,,,27,0,0,44.0832,192,100,PISI,Picea sitchensis,Sitka spruce,Conifer stand of sitka spruce and western hemlock with a few alder near edges of plot. Many fallen/snapped trees - may be a managed area. Plot adjacent to the road and a large drainage area.,"Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area, N of Depot Bay.",
VM4,CaR09,Cascades,BLM,44.5258,-122.63893,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,Root (KEEL),,"Kindbergia oregana, Plagiothecium, Rhytidiadelphus triquestrus and loreus.",684,9,208,39.4912,172,93.02,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,Midslope stand of Douglas-fir and western hemlock. Hemlock and Vaccinium undergrowth.,Keel Mt. density management study area. Revisit of Heather Root plot (both samplings were post treatment).,
MM4,CaR08,Cascades,BLM,44.53096,-122.63117,"Abby Glauser, Bruce McCune",Glauser,Root (KEEL),,,724,19,166,33.0624,144,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,"Midslope Douglas-fir stand with understory of Berberis, Gualtheria shallon, Vaccinium, Polystichum.",Keel Mt. density management study area. Revisit of Heather Root plot (both samplings were post treatment).,
ROO153,CaR10,Cascades,BLM,44.89353,-122.36444,"Abby Glauser, Katarina Lunde",Glauser,Peterson,,,778,5,100,59.696,260,100,PSME,Pseudotsuga menzeisii,Douglas-fir,,"From Salem take Hwy 213 east. Turn right (east) on Maple Grove Rd., stay on Maple Grove ~7.4 miles. Turn right onto S Sawtell Rd. for ~5.22 mi, then continue S on Family Camp Rd. for ~2.5 mi. Keep going ~7mi, plot is on right side of road, down slope quite a ways.",
EAG123 (aka Eagle),CaR11,Cascades,BLM,43. 85305,-122.74787,"Abby Glauser, Amy Kessler",Glauser,Peterson,,,801,5,345,60.6144,264,96.97,TSHE,Tsuga heterophylla,Western hemlock,,,
JacksonFrazier,WV05,Valley,Jackson-Frazier Wetland,44.60702,-123.2421251,Abby Glauser,Glauser,McCune,,,67,0,0,38.5728,168,0,FRLA,Fraxinus latifolia,Oregon ash,"Low-lying ash (Fraxinus latifolia) swamp, adjacent to wetland fields. Part of plot with weedy understory.","Jackson-Frazier Wetland N of Corvallis. Park at the boardwalk and walk W along the fence - climb over a green metal gate, and walk NW across the field into the woods.",