Anderson, Frances: - Research Associate. Working on a checklist of Nova Scotia since 2008.
Address: F. Anderson, Nova Scotia Museum, 1747 Summer St., Halifax, NS B3H 3A6, Canada
E-mail: fanderso[at]glinx.com
New: fanderson[ät]eastlink.ca
Andrachuk: - 2005.
Cameron, Robert Paul: - Ecologist, Protected Areas Branch. - Collections from 2001 in the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History.
Address: R. Cameron, Protected Areas Branch, Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Labour, P.O. Box 697, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 2T8, Canada
Tel: 902-424-2176
E-mail: camerorp@gov.ns.ca
Erskine, J., Wolfsville, N.S.: - Collected a few specimens on Cape Breton Island (Lamb 1954: 239).
Evans, A. W.: - Some records of Cladonias included in Lamb (1954).
Macoun, John: - Canadian botanist. - Macoun spent the greater part of the summers of 1983 and 1898 in Cape Breton Island. The species are published in his Catalogue of Canadian plants (1902). With the exception of a few which are missing, they are all preserved in the herbarium of the Nation Museum of Canada in Ottawa. His collection from Cape Breton Island comprised slightly over 122 species." (Lammb 1954: 239). "John Macoun spent three months botanizing on Sable island in the summer of 1899. 27 lichens were identified from the island and he sent specimens to various experts including Dr. Eckfeldt in Philadelphia and to Rev. J.S. Deichmann Branth, of Sneptrup, Denmark who identified the crustose species. A small number of specimens from Macouns Sable Island collections are in Ottawa, New York and Nebraska."
MacKay: - Publication in 1881.
Menzies, Archibald: - "Collected lichens from around Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1784 and a list of his lichens is provided by Galloway (1995)" McMullin et al. (2008: 621).
Richardson, David: - Dean Emeritus of Saint Mary's University. Probably collections from Nova Scotia in unknown herbarium.
Stirton: - Publication 1993.
Tuckerman: - Provided the first published acount of Nova Scotian lichens (1847).