Parmelia barrenoae Divakar, M.C. Molina & A. Crespo
Annotated by D. Glavich, 13 Oct 2017.

Oregon: Wasco County: Mt. Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge Area: Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, USFS land just S (~ 200') of Hwy 30. There is a fence. Just across from driveway to old barn, head uphill to opening. Elev. 672 ft.
45.68716° N, 121.3245° W; T2N R12E Sec 04
Coordinate Source: USFS plot database.
Plot consists of basically two habitats. The downslope half grades from QUGA/TODI into a fairly diverse shrub mix. There are only 2-3 conifers and they are mature. Toxicodendron is dominant but we also see abundant Symphoricarpos albus, Holodiscus discolor, Corylus cornuta, Crataegus, and Mahonia aquifolium. The upslope are has weeds, grasses and bachelor's buttons. Marah is common. The top is very open and flat with scattered small oaks and grasses. ACMA also found down by the road. There is a draw sidehill R with lots of Marah with the oak. Slope 42%. Aspect 326°. Abundance code: 4.6; soralia, simple rhizines; 90 % of mixed packet ; Dominant lichens PARBAR, EVEPRU on branches. Candelaria concolor and Xanthoria polycarpa are quite common. Cyanolichens are found on lower boles of oaks, and Physconia covers much of the boles also. With Parmelia sulcata. Substrate: QUGA4 br. Phenology: soralia.

L. Geiser s.n., Jun 7, 2013
With P. Matos
OSC, Barcode: OSC-M-305658