Lopadium disciforme (Flotow) Kullhem
Annotated by Daphne Stone, 5 Aug 2019.

Oregon: Douglas County: Umpqua National Forest: Diamond Lake Ranger District. Elev. 4245 ft.
43.191666° N, 122.3566° W
Coordinate Source: USFS plot database. Coordinates displaced < 1 mi. for confidentiality.
Very diverse plot. Most of plot is a dry clearcut that is regrowing with small Doug fir. Mtn hemlock and yew were left and have majority of lichen abundance. A few tall White firs are present. Stream runs to one side of plot with a thick riparian of vine maple and herb spp. RHMA is the dominant shrub growing thickly in patches. Lichens mostly loaded on TABR, Abies sp., and TSME. Cyanolichens on TABR and ACCI especially along creek. Hypocc, Alesar are dominant spp. Stand has filled in since Round 1 and cyanos are no longer sun burned. Lichen diversity high overall. Slope 18%. Aspect 350°. Abundance code: 1; ID later. Substrate: TABR.

L. Geiser s.n., Aug 15, 2007
OSC, Barcode: OSC-M-287638