Collectors of lichens of the USA
Version 31 December 2017

 

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  1. Acevedo Rodriguez, Pedro Foto: - Research Botanist & Associate Curator. Research Interests: Systematics of Sapindaceae, floristics of the West Indies, especially of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. - 5 samples collected 1991 in Bolivia are housed in the Smithonian Museum of Natural History in Washington, USA (US).
    Address:   P. Acevedo R., Department of Botany, MRC-166, Smithsonian Institution, P.O. Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013-7012
    Tel: 202-633-0963
    Fax: 202-786-2563
    E-Mail: ACEVEDOP[at]si.edu

  2. Ahmadjian, Vernon (19 May 1930 in Whitinsville, MA, USA) Foto: - Emeritus Professor of Biology. A.B., M.A. Clark University; Ph. D. Havard University. Lichen advisor: Dr. Ivan Mackenzie Lamb. Taxa named by the collector (all lichen photobionts): Trebouxia decolorans, T. erici, T. galapagensis, T. gelatinosa, T. gigantea, T. globerata, T. higginsiae, T. impressa, T. incrustata, T. jamesii, T. potteri, T. pyriformis, T. showmannii, T. usneae. Private lichen herbarium of Vernon Ahmandjian at Biology Dept., Clark University. Taxa named after the collector: Caloplaca ahmadiana Poelt (from Nepal).
    Address:   Prof. Dr. V. Ahmadjian, Dept. of Biology, Clark University, 950 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01610 U S A
    E-mail: vahmadjian[at]clarku.edu or ahmadjian[at]aol.com
    URL: Biology Faculty, Clark University

  3. Altermann, Susanne "Susi" (Born in Valdivia, Chile): - Graduate Student. - Education: Bachelor of Arts in Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology, University of California Santa Cruz. - Current project: Phylogeography of Letharia vulpina fungal-algal partnerships.- Working on the geography, ecology, and fungal-algal partnerships in Letharia as a dissertation research project. - Advisors: Jean Langenheim (professor emerita, primarily a biochemical ecologist), Lynda Goff (phycologist spezialised on red algae).
    Address:   S. Altermann, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, A316 Earth and Marine Sciences Building, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064
    Tel.: 831-459-2832
    E-mail: salter[at]biology.ucsc.edu
    URL: http://bio.research.ucsc.edu/people/goff/letharia.htm

  4. Anderson, Roger A. (7.11.1935 Madison, South Dakota): - Lichenologist. - Collection in the herbarium St. Clair, Utah. See Grummann (1974: 182).

  5. Armitage, Brian: - Collections from several counties of Ohio made during 1969 are housed in the herbarium of Miami University, Oxford, Ohio (Armitage 1971). Lived at that time in Fort Detrick, Fredrick, Maryland.

  6. Armstrong, Wayne:

     

     

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  7. Bachmann, Freda Maria (7.11.1878 Genova, Ohio): Prof. of Bacteriology and Hygiene. See Grummann (1974: 182).

  8. Baker, Gladys Elizabeth (22.7.1908 Iowa City, Iowa): - Prof. of Plant Science. See Grummann (1974: 182).

  9. Barth, Roland E.: - Amateur naturalist. - Retired US Air Force meteorologist.
    Address:   Roland E. Barth, Bellevue, Nebraska
    E-mail: rebarth[at]cox.net
    URL: http://web.mac.com/rebarth/iWeb/Site/Home.html

  10. Beeching, Sean Quinn (17. July 1953) Foto: - Amateur Lichenologist. - Occupation: Carpenter. - Academic Education: B. A. - Lichenological teachers: James C. Lendemer, Richard C. Harris. - Research interests: Georgia, USA lichens, small cyanolichens of Southeastern USA, lichens of granite outcrops in the Southeast. - Current project: Atlas of Georgia lichens, with Malcolm Hodges, Bob Hill and Tommy Jordan. - Collections: Atlanta, from 2003, 3000, HB. BEECHING. - Collections are mentioned in one or more publications: yes. - Taxa named after the collector: Megalaria beechingii Lendemer
    Address:   Mr. S. Q. Beeching, 301 Connecticut Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia, 30307, USA.
    Tel: 404-371-1239
    E-mail: SSQBB[at]aol.com

  11. Bennett, James P. "Jim" Dr.: - Interests: air pollution, heavy metals.
    Address:   Dr. J. P. Bennett, National Biological Service, Wisconsin Cooperative, Research Unit University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 53705
    E-mail: jpbennet[at]wisc.edu

  12. Berry, Edward Cain (*11.10.1898 in Weatherby, Mo.): - Prof. of Bacteriology at the South Dakota State College. See Grummann (1974: 182).

  13. Berryman, Shanti Foto: - Postdoc student in OSU. - Academic education: Field work for years in the Gifford-Pinchot National Forest. Studies of biomass and community composition of lichens in different stand structures in the Blue River Landscape Project. These data allowed to evaluate the long-term consequences of alternative management strategies. PhD in 2002, field-certified in macrolichens west of the Cascade Crest by Northwest Lichenologists. Since PhD Shanti working on lichens and air quality in Alberta, and as a research associate in the Forest Science department at OSU.
    Publications: Berryman, S. D. 2002. Epiphytic macrolichens in relation to forest management and topography in a western Oregon watershed. Ph. D. Dissertation

    McCune, B., J. Hutchinson, and S. Berryman. 2002. Concentration of rare epiphytic lichens along large streams in a mountainous watershed in Oregon, U.S.A. Bryologist 105:539-450.

    McCune, B., S. D. Berryman, J. H. Cissel, and A. I. Gitelman. 2003. Use of a smoother to forecast occurrence of epiphytic lichens under alternative forest management plans. Ecological Applications 13:1110-1123.

    Berryman, S. D. & B. McCune. 2006. Estimating epiphytic macrolichen biomass from topography, stand structure and lichen community data. Journal of Vegetation Science 17:157-170.

    Berryman, S. D. & B. McCune. 2006. Epiphytic lichens along gradients in topography and stand structure in western Oregon, USA. Pacific Northwest Fungi 1(2):1-38.

  14. Curtis Björk:

  15. Blewitt, Maria Rose: -
    Address:   M. R. Blewitt, Biology Department, Boston University, 2 Cummington Street, Boston, MA 02215, U S A

  16. Borsheim, David:
    Address:   Albuquerque, NM
    Tel.: 00-1-505-203-1782
    E-mail: doggerelking[at]mindspring.com

  17. Bowler, Peter A. Foto: - Lecturer for Ecology & Evolutionary Biology. - Research Interests: Conservation and Restoration Biology. From the homepage: "My research interests are diverse, encompassing open space conservation and management for wildlife; mitigation and habitat restoration as it relates to biodiversity loss, particularly in coastal sage scrub and wetlands; rare, threatened and endangered species, particularly in wetland habitats; invasive exotic plants in Mediterranean climate ecosystems; the chemical ecology of lichens; and environmental ethics. Current projects include a seven-acre coastal sage scrub restoration in Crystal Cove State Park, a 6.08 wetland re-creation (mitigation) project in the San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh Reserve, as well as several experimental upland sites on the UCI campus in which whole community restoration strategies for coastal sage scrub are being tested; research on the native and exotic freshwater mollusk fauna of the Middle Snake River Plain, including five federally listed Endangered or Threatened Species; the evolutionary ecology and taxonomy of lichen species (half a dozen of which are new; several are endangered) in the genera Ramalina, Niebla, and Teloschistes on the west coast; and a comparison of land-use policy and reserve design in Mediterranean shrublands. I am presently completing a study examining temporal, spatial, and ecological scale in habitat alteration within Mediterranean type ecosystems, with emphasis on biodiversity impacts and prospects for restoration. Students are central to my research and help design, implement, monitor, and share authorship in publications. Over two dozen of my Independent Research (199) undergraduate students have presented papers or posters at national symposia in the past several years, and I have coauthored four recent papers in restoration ecology and conservation biology with seventeen of my students. I have also collaborated in five publications with graduate students from UCI and other institutions. Other recent collaboration includes federal agencies researchers from the BLM and EPA, faculty from other academic institutions, researchers at the Smithsonian Institution, and with consultants. Courses: Limnology and Freshwater Biology (Bio. 179); Limnology and Freshwater Biology Laboratory (to be re-titled Freshwater Biology Field Methods; Bio. 179L); Restoration Ecology (Bio. 175); Introduction to Environmental Analysis (Soc. Eco. E8); People, Cultures, and Environmental Sustainability (Soc. Eco. E20); Field Study (Soc. Eco. 195; Directed Study (Soc. Eco. 198); Restoration Ecology (Independent Study, Bio. 199); Wetland Ecology (Independent Study; Bio. 199); Special Study (Soc. Eco. 199)" from the homepage.
    Address: - Dr. P A. Bowler, School of Biological Sciences, University of California 407 SH, Mail Code: 2525, Irvine, CA 92697
    Phone: (949) 824-5183
    Fax: (949) 824-2181
    E-mail: pabowler[at]uci.edu
    URL: Homepage

  18. Brako, Lois:
    Missouri Botanical Garden
    P.O.Box 299
    St. Louis, MO 63166-0299, U S A
    Fax: (1)314/5775100
    E-mail: ora[at]umslvma.umsl.edu

  19. Bratt, (Cobane) Charis "Cherie" (31.12.1932 in Lake Placid, New York): Amateur lichenologist. Volunteer at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. AA (two years of college) plus several more hours, but no further degrees. Teachers: M. Hale, B. McCune. Specialies: Floristics, lichens of southern California and the California Channel Islands. Current project: New species of Melanaria, ongoing work on Channel Island Flora. Planned project: Lichen flora of Santa Rosa Island, Lichen flora of Santa Catalina Island. Collections at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden (SBBG) available online at http://ces.asu.edu/collections/. Duplicates e.g. Smithonian Institution, San Diego Museum of Natural History, Farlow Herbarium, Herbarium at Berkeley a.o. Collections in exsiccatae of W.A.Weber and T. Nash. Taxa named after: Caloplaca brattiae, Pertusaria brattiae, Opegrapha brattiae (ined).
    Address:   C. Bratt, Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, 1212 Mission Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105-2126 U S A
    E-mail: cbratt[at]sbbg.org

  20. Brodo, Irwin ("Ernie") Murray (7.11.1935 New York City): - Lichenologist.
    E-mail:     ibrodo[at]mus-nature.ca

  21. Brouard, Brother G. Arséne: - Amateur lichenologist.

  22. Buck, Bill: -
    E-mail: bbuck[at]nybg.org

  23. Bungartz, Frank: - German lichenologist formerly working in Arizona, now on the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

  24. Burnham, Stewart Henry (6.10.1870 Vaughns, New York - 25.9.1943 Hudson Falls, New York): Assistant Curator of Botany in Ithaca, New York. See Grummann (1974: 183.

  25. Buschbohm, Jutta: - German lichenologist formerly working in Chicago, now back in Germany.

  26. Byrd, Rear Admiral Richard E. (1888 - 1957): - Collected for C. W. Dodge.

     

     

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  27. Cahalane, V. H.: Cahalane collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). He was a biologist in the National Park Service.

  28. Calkins, William Wirt (29.5.1842 Farm Ridge, La Salle County, Illinois - 9.7.1914 Berwyn, Cook County, Illinois): See Grummann (1974: 183).
    Lendemer & Yahr (2004: 320) on the problem whether Nutall or Calkins is the collector of the type of Lecanora deplanans: "This type of confusion is often encountered when attempting to typify taxa based on material sent to experts by W.W. Calkins."

  29. Carr, Hallie A.:
    Department of Botany
    University of Hawaii at Manoa
    3190 Maile Way
    Honolulu, HI 96822 USA

  30. Chardon Palacios, Carlos Eugenio ("Palacioz") (28.9.1897 Ponce, Porto Rico). Expert in cane diseases. See Grummann (1974: 184).

  31. Cherney, T.: - Author of a M. A. Theses with title "Lichen Flora of the Eastern Nebraska Riparian and Adjacent Bluff Forests. M. A. Thesis, University of Nebraska at Omaha" published 1985.

  32. Christy, John A.:
    The Nature Conservancy
    1025 N.W. 25th Ave.
    Portland, OR 97219, USA

  33. Clark, Orah Dee: Clark collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). He was a teacher in government schools.

  34. Clayden, Stephen:
    E-mail: clayden[at]nb.aibn.com

  35. Commons, Alexander (1829 in Chester County, Pennsylvania - 1919): - Material from Delaware, collected 1885 - 1896, see Dix (1961: 371).

  36. Cotter, Shirley: - Mentioned by McCune (1982).

  37. Crum, Howard: - Bryologist, collected some lichens.
    http://www.mlive.com/obituaries/index.ssf?/base/mlive/1020969903200151.xm

  38. Culberson, William Louis (5 April 1929 in Indianapolis, Indiana - 8 February 2003): - American Lichenologist. - Interests: Chemosystematics and niche characteristics. - Obituary: Elix & Nash (2003: 93).

  39. Cummings, Clara E. ( - 28. December 1906 in Concord, New Hampshire): - Botanist. - Obituary by Anonymous (1907: 33).

     

     

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  40. DeBolt, Ann M.: - Data unknown. - Collections from 2000 and 2001 from Florida in unknown Herbarium.
    Address:   A. M. DeBolt, USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, 322 E. Front Street, Suite 401, Boise, ID 83702, USA
    E-mail:     adebolt[at]fs.fed.us

  41. DePriest, Paula: - Associate Curator.
    Address:   Dr. P. DePriest, Department of Botany, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 20560, U S A
    Telephone: (202) 357-2545 office
    (301) 238-3790 lab
    Fax: (202) 786-2563
    NEW Email: depriest.paula[at]nmnh.si.edu
    See my site on the web:
    http://www.nmnh.si.edu/botany/projects/lichens/
    Please use this new address:
    Dr. P. DePriest, Botany Section, United States National Herbarium, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, P.O. Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013-7012, USA
    E-mail: Depriest.Paula[at]nmnh.si.edu

  42. Derstine, Kittie S.: - Author of a graduate treatment of the lichen genus Xanthoparmelia (Vainio) Hale in Texas in 1978, directed by R. S. Egan. Mentioned in Wetmore (2004: 289). Material in (MIN). Collected the type of Xanthoparmelia arida together with B. Egan (Egan & Derstine 1978: 607).
    Department of Biology, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843.

  43. Dey, Jonathan P.: - American lichenologist. - Ph.D. dissertation on "The fruticose and foliose lichens of the high-mountain areas of the Southern Appalachians" in 1975.

  44. Dibben: - Specialist on Pertusaria

  45. Dillman, Karen Louise (14. April 1960, Ohio): - Ecologist, BS Ecology, Idaho State University, MS student Plant Biology Arizona State University. - Lichenological teacher: Tom Nash. - Interests: Coastal rainforest lichens of North America, Cloud forest lichens of Costa Rica and Ecuador, paramo lichens of South America. - Current projects include research of coastal forest lichens of southeastern Alaska, Arctic sand dune lichens of the Kobuk Sand Dunes of western Alaska. Collections from: Ecuador 2000 (S. Andes paramo), Costa Rica 1994, and 1998-2000 (Monteverde, cloud forest, Chirripo paramo), Panama 1999 (cloud forest Volcan Baru) Alaska 1992-2003 (northwestern, southeastern, Alaska Peninsula), Puerto Rico 1998 (cloud forest, Caribbean National Forest), Mexico 1993-94 (Chiapas area) and 2001 (Baja California), Canada 1992 and 2002(British Columbia and Alberta). All are available for molecular studies. Most of the Alaska material is in the Forest Service Herbarium in Petersburg, AK(TNF) and with the Park Service in Nome Alaska. All tropical and Canadian specimens are in the private herbarium of K. Dillman. - Exiccate series with details none. - Taxa named by the collector none. - Taxa named after the collector none.
    Address:   K. L. Dillman, P.O. Box 305, Petersburg, Alaska 99833 or:
    Address:   K. L. Dillman, Ecology/Botany Program, Tongass National Forest, P.O. Box 309 Petersburg, Alaska 99833
    Tel. 907-772-3841
    Tel. 907-772-5865 (work) 907-772-4090 (home)
    E-mail: kdillman[at]fs.fed.us

  46. Dister, David C.: - Field ecologist. Collections of lichens in Ohio.
    Address:   D. C. Dister, Ludington, Michigan
    E-mail:     david.dister[at]gmail.com

  47. Dodge, : - Taxa named: xxx haysomii Dodge (= Flavoparmelia haysomii (Dodge) Hale)
  48. Huea cerussata (Hue) C. W. Dodge & G. E. Baker
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  50. Egan, Robert "Bob" (21 April 1945 at Buffalo, New York) Foto: - Professor of Biology, University of Nebraska at Omaha. Secretary-Treasurer, ABLS. - Education: B.A. (1967), M.A. (1969), Ph.D. (1971) University of Colorado, Boulder. - Lichenological teacher(s), adviser: Dr. San Shushan. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: Egan. - Specialties, interests: Taxonomy, photogeography and ecology of lichens. - Current projects: Lichen Flora of Nebraska and New Mexico, Sonoran Desert Region, studies on species of the family Parmeliaceae (especially Flavopunctelia and Punctelia). - Collections: Most collections at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (about 10,000)(OMA). About 1,000 specimens at Texas A&M University (TAMU). Others (4,000) at University of Minnesota (MIN). Duplicates widely distributed. - Taxa named by the collector: Xanthoparmelia arida Egan & Derstine, Parmotrema areagum Egan, Everniastrum mexicanum Egan, Zwachiomyces euplocinus Hafellner, Grube & Egan, Physcia solistella Esslinger & Egan, Punctelia cerdosensis Egan & Elix. - Taxa named after the collector: Xanthoparmelia eganii Elix & Nash.
    Address:   Dr. Robert S. Egan, Department of Biology, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, NE 68182-0040 USA
    Tel: (402) 554-2491
    Fax: (402) 554-3532
    E-mail: regan[at]mail.unomaha.edu
    URL: Homepage
    or: http://avalon.unomaha.edu/lichens

  51. Ellyson, William Jordan Taylor "Billy": Foto - Consultant, Non-vascular Epiphyte Ecologist. MA Biology, Humboldt State University. BS Botany, Marine Biology, HSU. Lichenological teacher Dr. Stephen C. Sillett. Collections (lichens and bryophytes) are stored in the Humboldt State University Cryptogamic
    Address:   B. Ellyson, Herbarium, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA, U S A
    Tel.: 07/03/1971
    Private address:
    2100 Golf Course Rd.
    Bayside, CA 95524
    Tel.: 707-822-8588
    E-mail: wje1[at]axe.humboldt.edu

  52. Erin, Martin:

  53. Esslinger, Theodore Lee "Ted" (13 Dec. 1944 in Spokane, Washington): Professor of Botany, North Dakota State. - University Education: Bachelor's Degree at Eastern Washington State College; Ph.D., at Duke University. - Lichenological teacher(s): William Louis Culberson & Chicita Culberson. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: Essl. - Specialties, interests: Floristics, taxonomy, systematics, bibliography; Parmeliaceae & Physciaceae. - Current projects: Revisionary work on various Physciaceae, esp. Physconia, Anaptychia, Heterodermia. - Collections: ca.20,000 specimens, mostly from throughout North America in NDA. Taxa named by the collector: Taxa in Melanelia, Oropogon, Physconia, Physcia, Xanthoparmelia. - Taxa named after the collector: Genus Esslingeriana. Species Ocellularia esslingeri.
    Address:   Prof. Dr. T. L. Esslinger, Department of Botanical Sciences, Dept. 2715, PO Box 6050, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND 58105-5517, U S A
    telephone: 701-2312-7338
    Email: ted.esslinger[at]ndsu.nodak.edu
    New: ted.esslinger[at]ndsu.edu

  54. Evans, Alexander W. (*17. May 1868 - 6. December 1959) Foto: - Extensive collections of Cladonia from Connecticut. Published in Evans (1930, 1944, 1950). The Cladonia herbarium of nearly 40000 specimens has been aquired by the Smithonian Institution in 1960. - Obituary by Schuster (1960: 73).

  55. Eyerdam, Walter Jacob (16. November 1892 in Seattle, Washington): - Studies Bot. & mining course at the University of Washington. Collector. Took part in many expeditions and collected lichens in 1938 - 39 and 1957 - 58 during the 2nd and 6th Bot. Garden expeditions of the University of California to South America (South Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Strait of Magellan, Gran Chaco, Amazon Watershed). Member:...

     

     

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  56. Farlow, William Gilson (17 December 1844 in Boston, Massachusetts – 3 June 1919 in ?): - American botanist.

  57. Feuerer, Tassilo: - German lichenologist. - Some few collections from Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah and Wisconsin in the Herbarium Hamburgense (HBG) and the Botanische Staatssammlung München (M).

  58. Flenniken, Don G. (11 February 1933 in Ohio, USA) Foto: Retired high school biology teacher. - Lichenological teacher: Mason E. Hale, Jr. (Thesis advisor). PUBLICATIONS: See Recent Literature of Lichens. - INTERESTS: Macrolichens and marine Verrucaria. - CURRENT PROJECTS: Co-author (with Ray Showman) of the macrolichens of Ohio. PLANNED PROJECTS: None. COLLECTIONS: Personal Herbarium (3000 specimens of Eastern United States) and collections housed at the University of Northern Iowa from Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Columbia, South America (apprx 500 specimens).
    Address:   2273 Blachleyville Road. Wooster, Ohio 44691, USA
    Tel.: Use TTY Relay Service, ask for 330-263-4419
    E-mail: FlennikenD[at]aol.com
    Homepage: www.backroadlichens.com

    Author of "The Macrolichens in West Virginia", a 231 page, 8.5" X 11", soft bound identification manual with keys to the genera and species of 283 macrolichens known from the diverse habitats of West Virginia. Each species is illustrated with 320 color photographs on 26 Plates. Following 43 pages of introductory material, each species is covered by a diagnostic description, general chemistry, and brief ecological and range notes. A dot map for the West Virginia distribution is also provided. Price remains at $28.00 each, plus $3.95 Priority Postage ($31.95 total) for US distribution ($28.00 each, plus $9.00 for Global Priority Postage for foreign distribution). If interested in obtaining a copy, please make your check (on US banks, only) or Money Order out to: Don Flenniken and send it to 2273 Blachleyville Road. Wooster, Ohio 44691. USA. E-mail: FlennikenD[at]aol.com

  59. Flowers, Seville: - Collections from Utah have been described by Magnusson.

  60. Floyd, Arnhild "Ann":

  61. Fryday, Dr. Alan Michael: - Curator in East Lansing, Michigan State University. - Interests: Rhizocarpon, Porpidia.
    Address:   Dr. A. Fryday, Herbarium, Dept of Plant Biology, 166 Plant Biology Building, MI 48824-1312, East Lansing, U.S.A.
    Tel: (517) 355-4694
    FAX: (517) 353-1926
    E-mail: fryday[at]msu.edu
    Homepage: http://www.msu.edu/~fryday/

  62. Fulford, Margaret: Cincinnati

     

     

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  63. Gaya, Ph. D. Ester: - Status unknown.
    Address:   Dr. E. Gaya, Department of Biology, Duke University, Box 90338, Durham, North Carolina, USA 27708
    Tel:  (919) 660 7382
    Fax:  (919) 660 7293
    E-mail: eb62[at]DUKE.EDU

  64. Geiser, Linda H.: - Ecologist and Air Resource Specialist. Material from Oregon in the Oregon State University Herbarium (OSC).
    Address:   L. H. Geiser, USDA-Forest Service, Siuslaw National Forest, P.O. Box 1148, Corvallis, OR 97339
    Tel.: (541) 750-7058
    E-mail: geiserl[at]proaxis.com or
    lgeiser[at]fs.fed.us

  65. Geist, Otto William: Geist collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). He was an archaeologist.

  66. Gibson, Elisabeth Stuart: - Collected over 150 Verruaria specimens at the coast of Cape Ann in Massachusetts under the name "E. G. Mehlin". Material is housed in the Farlow Herbarium.
    Address:   E. S. Gibson, 277 Asbury Street, South Hamilton, MA 01982
    E-mail: emehlin[at]attbi.com

  67. Gibson, Sandy:
    Internet research statement: - My research at Troy University centers on the use of plants (phytoremediation) in restoring soils polluted with heavy metals. In my research I challenge several species of predominant grasses native to Alabama with excess amounts of heavy metals (copper and zinc) in soil. The grasses will be ranked according to their ability to accumulate heavy metals. Studies on phytoremediation using native plants and soil of south Alabama have not been conducted before to my knowledge. I anticipate that the results of my research will allow for improved phytoremediation technique of hazardous waste sites in south Alabama. Commercial plants that can hyperaccumulate heavy metals are unlikely to be adapted to the environment in south Alabama. Therefore native plants are needed for this purpose. Another important aspect of my research stems from the fact that locally adapted native plants are sought after in restoration projects to avoid introduction of invasive non-native plant species that could potentially damage native ecosystems.
    Address:   Troy university, Alabama

  68. Glavich, Doug A.: - Material in the Oregon State University Herbarium (OSC). Address:   D. A. Glavich, USDA-Forest Service, Siuslaw National Forest, P.O. Box 1148, Corvallis, OR 97339

  69. Glew, Katherine A. "Katie", Ph.D. (29 July 1951 in Tacoma, Washington, USA) Foto: - Lichenologist. - Occupation: Assistant Curator for Cryptogams (Lichens and Bryophytes). - Education: BA Biology, University of Washington, 1973; M.Ed. Science Curriculum, University of Washington, 1981; Ph.D. Botany - Lichenology, University of Washington, 1998. - Lichenological adviser: Joseph Ammirati, mycologist. Committee member: Bruce McCune, lichenologist and ecologist. Publications. - Subscriber of lichen-l: yes. - Specialties, interests: Alpine lichens and lichens from island ecosystems (San Juan Islands, Washington, USA; Russian Far East), Island Biogeography, Ecology. - Current projects: Lichens from alpine areas of Mount Rainier, Washington, USA - floristics; Lichens from the Russian Far East - Kuril and Sakhalin Islands - collected in 2001 and 2003 with the International Sakhalin Island Project (ISIP - http://artedi.fish.washington.edu/okhotskia/isip/index.htm), collaborating with the International Kuril Island Project (IKIP - http://artedi.fish.washington.edu/okhotskia/isip/index.htm); Lichens from the San Juan Islands, Washington, USA - floristics. - Collections at the University of Washington (WTU), Seattle, WA 98195
    Address:   Dr. K. A. Glew
    Outdated: Department of Biology, University of Puget Sound, 1500 North Warner, Tacoma, WA 98416
    New: Cryptogamic Herbarium, Burke Museum, Box 355325, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195
    Tel: 206-221-5234
    Fax: 206-685-1728
    E-mail: kglew[at]u.washington.edu
    URL:

  70. Goffinet, Bernard Dr.: Foto. - Prof. for ... at the University in Storrs, Connecticut. - Lichenological teacher: Emmanuël Sérusiaux. - Author abbreviation (not mentioned in Brummit & Powell): Goffinet. - Specialties, interests: Systematics of Peltigerales, evolution of "photomorphism" (alternative symbioses). - Current projects: Systematics of Peltigera aphthosa group, Phylogeography of P. britannica, Affinities of North American Dendriscocaulon species. - Collections from Western North America (New Mexico to British Columbia (from 1990 to 2000), Panama (1991), Guadeloupe (1992), Dominica (1992), Chile (1998, 2000, 2001) and Gabon (1999); ± 9000 collections (60% bryophytes, 40% lichens) in the private herbarium B. Goffinet (until 1999), after 1999 in the Herbarium of the University of Connecticut (CONN). Taxa named by the collector: Peltigera didactyla var. extenuata (Vain.) Goffinet & Hastings, Peltigera lambinonii, Nephroma silvae-veteris. Publications.
    Address:   Prof. Dr. B. Goffinet, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Connecticut, U-3043, 75 North Eagleville Road, Storrs CT 06269-3043
    Tel.: 860 486 5290
    FAX: 860-486-6364
    E-mail: goffinet[at]uconn.edu
    URL: http://www.eeb.uconn.edu/faculty/goffinet/goffinet.htm

  71. Gowan, Sharon P.: - Publication on the genus Porpidia.

  72. Gray, Fred W.: - Collected Cladonia mateocyatha in 1929.

  73. Greene, Douglas N. "Doug":
    Address:   D. N. Greene, 31 Cape Cod Avenue, Reading, MA 01867 USA
    E-mail: Atmame77[at]aol.com

  74. Greipsson, Sigurdur: - Scientist. Co-author of a study on lead in lichens in Alabama.
    Address:   Dr. Sigurdur Greipsson, Troy State University, Dept. Biol. and Env. Sci., Troy AL 36082, USA
    Phone:334-670-3663
    Fax:334-670-3662
    E-mail: greipsso[at]troy.edu
    URL: http://spectrum.troy.edu/~greipsso/

     

     

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  75. Hale, Mason Ellsworth (1928 - 1990) Foto: Lichen curator, U.S. National Herbarium, Smithonian Instiution. Obituaries: CULBERSON 1991, LAWREY 1990, NICOLSON 1994.

  76. Hansen, Curtis Jay (10 October 1969 in Salt Lake City, Utah): Curator at the John D. Freeman Herbarium (AUA). - B.A. UNIV. OF UTAH 1996, M.S. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV. 1998. - Lichenological teacher LARRY L. ST. CLAIR. - Specialties, interests: FLORISTICS, HERBARIUM MANAGEMENT. - Current projects: CATALOG OF ALABAMA LICHEN FLORA. - Collections in AUA.
    Address:   Dr. C. J. Hansen, John D. Freeman Herbarium (AUA), Biological Sciences Department, 101 Life Sciences Building, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36801 or 36849
    Tel.: 334-844-1630
    Private: 745-6805
    E-mail:     hansecj[at]auburn.edu
    URL: http://www.auburn.edu/herbarium/home.html

  77. Hardy, Robert M.: Hardy collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). He was a member of the U.S. Armed Forces.

  78. Harris, Richard ("Dick") C.: Lichenologist.
    Address:   Dr. R. C. Harris, Institute of Systematic Botany, New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY 10458-5126, USA
    Tel.: 718-817-8624
    Fax: 718-817-8648
    E-mail: rharris[at]nybg.org

  79. Hasse: - The collections, curated by D. Reynolds, have been transferred to UC Berkeley herbarium in 2003.

  80. Henssen, Aino: - Finish lichenologist. Collected in Alabama in 1962 together with H. A. McCullough. Material originally in Marburg, Germany (MB). Presently not available.

  81. Herre: - The collections, curated by D. Reynolds, will be transferred to UC Berkeley herbarium in 2003.

  82. Hill, Bob: - Amateur lichenologist. Mapping in Georgia together with Sean Quinn Beeching.
    E-mail: bobhill[at]uga.edu

  83. Hill, Grace A.: - Hill collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). She was a teacher in government schools.

  84. Hinds, James W.: -
    Address:   J. W. Hinds, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Maine, 5722 Deering Hall, Orono, ME 04469-5722

  85. Hinds, Patricia L.: -
    Address:   P. L. Hinds, 254 Forest Avenue, Orono, ME 04473-1008

  86. Hodkinson, Brendan
    Address: Duke
    E-mail: brendan.hodkinson[at]gmail.com

  87. Hofstetter, Valérie: Foto: - Postdoctoral Research Associate. - Ph.D. - Education: Ph. D. in Mycology , Université de Lausanne (UNIL), Switzerland. - Research Interests: Molecular systematics and evolution of Basidiomycete fungi and lichenized Ascomycetes. - Current Research: My research goals are to determine phylogeny of the Lyophylleae and allies (part of the Tricholomataceae and the Entolomataceae) using molecular data in order to provide a more natural classification of Lyophylleae and allies, to investigate patterns of ecological transitions in this group of fungi and to develop a model system to study the main ecological transitions in Basidiomycota. More recently I have started to study molecular systematics of lichenized fungi in the broader sense, taking part in the project ‘Assembling the fungal tree of life’ (AFTOL). This project is investigating deep relationships in Fungi to better understand the history of life and ecosystems evolution in which fungi play a central role.
    Address:   Dr. V. Hofstetter, Department of Biology, Duke University, Box 90338, Durham, NC 27708, USA
    E-mail: valh[at]duke.edu

  88. Hollinger
    jason[at]waysofenlichenment.net

  89. Hutten, Martin:
    Address:   M. Hutten, 441 Hudson Road, Port Angeles WA, 98363

     

     

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  90. Imshaug, Henry: - Collection in East Lansing.

  91. Imshaug: - Wife of Henry Imshaug, accompanied his journeys. Collection in East Lansing.

  92. Ingersoll, Anne R.:
    Address:   A. R. Ingersoll, USDA-Forest Service, Siuslaw National Forest, P.O. Box 1148, Corvallis, OR 97339

     

     

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  93. Kauff, Frank: - German lichenologist formerly working in the US, now returned to Germany.
    outdated: Address:   Dr. F. Kauff, Dept. of Biology, Duke University, Box 90338, Durham, NC 27708, USA
    Phone 919-660-7382
    Fax 919-660-7293
    E-mail: fkauff[at]DUKE.EDU
    URL: Web http://www.lutzonilab.net

  94. Kneiper, Elizabeth Foto: - Curator for Nonvascular Plants for the New England Botanical Club. - Havard Herbarium. - Collections from Connecticut published in Slack et al. (1993).

    Address:   Elizabeth Kneiper, 35 Woodchester Dr., Weston, MA 02493, USA or
    Harvard University Herbaria, 22 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge Massachusetts 02138, USA
    Tel: (781) 235-8440
    E-mail: ekneiper[at]aol.com

  95. Knudsen, Kerry (Alhambra, California, June 16, 1950) Foto: - Curator of Lichens, the Herbarium of the University of California at Riverside; Research Associate, Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens, Claremont, California; biological consultant, subcontractor, specializing in lichen floristic surveys. - No formal scientific education. Retired from construction industry. - Subscriber to Lichen lists serve: yes. - Specialties, interests: Acarosporaceae; the lichen flora of California. - Current projects: lichen flora of Santa Catalina Island, Mojave Desert lichen floristic studies, Acarospora and Sarcogyne of North America, Lepraria of southern California, a lichen flora of the Santa Monica Mountains, work on treatments of Acarosporaceae, Strangospora and Thelocarpon for Vol. 3 of the Sonoran Lichen Flora. - Planned project: lichen flora of 50 km study area in the San Quentin area of Baja California in Mexico, carbonate lichen flora of the San Bernardino Mountains. - Collections in UCR Herbarium, with selected collections or duplicates in ASU, H, hb. Breuss, hb. Lendemer, RSA, SD & UPS. Special collections from southern California flora done on request for molecular studies. Frequent co-collectors: James C. Lendemer, Silke Werth. Currently at over 5000 collections. - Taxa named: Acarospora affinis, Acarospora robiniae, Acarospora tuckerae, Acarospora wetmorei, Sarcogyne reebiae (all in ed., Vol. 3, Sonoran lichen flora, Jan., 2006). - Taxa named after the collector: Placynthiella knudsenii Lendemer.
    Address:   K. Knudsen, Curator of Lichens, The Herbarium, Department of Botany & Plant Sciences, University of California, Riverside, CA
    Tel: 951-4428135
    E-mail: kk999&msn.com
    knudsen[at]ucr.edu

  96. Koranda, John: - The plant ecologist Koranda collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86).

  97. Kramer, Charles L.: - Kramer collected 27 taxa in the Natural History Reservation of the University of Kansas in 1954 (Kramer 1955), situated in the northeast corner of Douglas County, Kansas.

  98. Kroken, Scott: - Mycologist.
    Address:   Dr. S. Kroken, Dept. of Plant Biology, University of California, Berkley, 321 Koshland Hall, 94720 Berkley, CA, USA
    Tel: 1 510-642-8441
    Fax: 1 510-642-4995
    presently vitising post-doctoral associate
    Torrey Mesa Research Insitute, Inc.
    3115 Merryfield Row, Suite 100
    San Diego, CA 92121-1125
    E-mail: scott.kroken[at]syngenta.com

  99. Kurina, Lianne, Ph.D.: - Assistant Professor (Epidemiology). - Education: AB (Biology), 1992, Princeton University, PhD (Biology), 1998, Stanford University. - Interests: Relationship between depression and physical illness. Impact of an individual's depressive symptoms on family members' emotions and psychological health. Relationship between depression, anxiety, stress and cortisol levels Genetics of morning cortisol.
    Address:   Dr. L. Kurina, Department of Health Studies, 5841 S. Maryland Ave., MC 2007, Rm. W-255 Chicago, Illinois 60637
    Phone: 773-834-3926
    Fax: 773-702-1979
    E-mail: lkurina[at]health.bsd.uchicago.edu

    SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
    Kurina LM, Gulati M, Everson-Rose SA, Chung PJ, Karavolos K, Cohen NJ, Kandula N, Lukezic R, Dugan SA, Sowers MF, Powell LH, Pickett KE. The effect of menopause on grip and pinch strength: results from the Chicago, Illinois, site of the Study of Women's Health Across the Nation. American Journal of Epidemiology.160(5): 484-491, 2004. Newspaper article regarding this publication.

    Kurina LM, Schneider B, Waite L. Stress, symptoms of depression and anxiety, and cortisol patterns in working parents. Stress and Health. 20: 53-63, 2004.

    Williams K, Kurina LM. The social structure, stress, and women's health. Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology. 45: 1099-1118, 2002.

    Kurina LM, Goldacre MJ, Yeates D, Gill L. Appendicectomy, tonsillectomy and inflammatory bowel disease: a case-control record linkage study. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 56:551-554, 2002.

    Kurina LM, Goldacre MJ, Yeates D, Gill L. Depression and anxiety in people with inflammatory bowel disease. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 55:716-720, 2001.

    Goldacre MJ, Kurina LM, Seagroatt V, Yeates D, Gill L. Abortion and breast cancer: a case-control record-linkage study. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 55: 336-337, 2001.

    Goldacre M, Kurina LM, Yeates D, Seagroatt V, Gill L. Use of large medical databases to study associations between diseases. Quarterly Journal of Medicine 93:669-675, 2000.

    Kurina LM, Vitousek PM. Nitrogen fixation rates of Stereocaulon vulcani on young Hawaiian lava flows. Biogeochemistry 55:179-194, 2001.

    Crews TE, Kurina LM, Vitousek PM. Organic matter and nitrogen accumulation and nitrogen fixation during early ecosystem development in Hawaii. Biogeochemistry. 52:259-279, 2001.

    Kurina LM, Vitsouek PM. Controls over the accumulation and decline of a nitrogen fixing lichen, Stereocaulon vulcani, on young Hawaiian lava flows. Journal of Ecology. 87:784-799, 1999.

    Wagner D, Kurina LM. The influence of ants and water availability on oviposition behaviour and survivorship of a facultatively ant-tended herbivore. Ecological Entomology. 22:352-360, 1997.

     

     

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  100. Ladd, Douglas:
    Address:   D. Ladd, The Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois 60532, U S A
    E-mail: ladd[at]mobot.org

  101. LaGreca, Scott (23 May 1969, Rochester, NY USA) Foto: - Curatorial/Research Associate in Cambridge xx - xx. Now cutator at the Cornell University, Ithaca. - Cornell University, BS 1991, Duke University, PhD 1997. - Lichenological teachers W.L. Culberson, C.F. Culberson. - Publications. Presently not included in "Recent Literature": LaGreca 1999, 2001, LaGreca & Lumbsch 2001 a, 2001 b, 2001 c, Groner & LaGreca 1997. - Interested especially in chemotaxonomy, Ramalina, Lecanora and marine/maritime lichens. Taxa named by the collector: Ramalina culbersoniorum LaGreca. - Collections from USA (New York, North Carolina, Massachusetts) and Canada (Newfoundland and Nova Scotia), all collected 1990 +. Collections housed in CUP, DUKE and FH.
    Address: Outdated:   S. LaGreca, Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, Harvard University, 20 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 USA
    Outdated: Now at the British Museum, London, UK
    Now curator at the Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.
    Cornell Plant Pathology Herbarium, Section of Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology, 334 Plant Science Bldg., School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA
    Tel.: 607-255-2777
    Fax: 607-255-4471
    E-mail: CUP-herbarium[ät]cornell.edu
    URL: Homepage outdated!

  102. Lawrey, James "Jim" D. (15.12.1949 in Arlington, Virginia) Foto: Professor of Biology. - Education: Ph.D. Botany, The Ohio State University. Lichenologist. - Lichenological teacher: Emanuel D. Rudolph. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: - Specialties, interests: Chemical ecology of lichens, lichenicolous fungi. Current systematic projects: Population genetics of Marchandiomyces spp. (lichenicolous fungi). Collections: ... Taxa named: Marchandiomyces lignicola Lawrey & Diederich.
    Address:   Prof. Dr. J. D. Lawrey, Department of Biology, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-4444, U.S.A.
    Tel.: 01-703-993-1059
    E-mail: jlawrey[at]gmu.edu
    URL: http://mason.gmu.edu/%7ejlawrey/biography/

  103. Lay, Elisabeth:
    Address:   E. Lay, 239 Marlborough St., Boston, MA 02116, USA
    E-mail: elisabethlay[ät]comcast.net

  104. Lea, Thomas: - Collected the type of Phaeophyscia leana in Ohio in 1839.

  105. Lendemer, James Colin (27 August 1984, Philadelphia, PA, USA): - Lichenologist. - Scientific education: B.A. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA), PhD (in progress) City University of New York, Lehman College (Bronx, NY). Lichenological education not formal. - Lichenological teachers: R.C. Harris, W.R. Buck, T.H. Nash. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: Lendemer. - Editor of Opuscula Philolichenum (website; http://clade.acnatsci.org/lendemer/opus.html; all volumes available free of charge as PDFs). - Subscriber of lichen-l: YES. - Specialties, interests: Eastern North America, sterile sorediate/isidiate crusts, Lepraria, Usnea, floristics. - Collections: >12,000. Personal herbarium (2002-August,2007) formally deposited at PH. All collections August, 2007-present deposited at NY. Significant collections from the following regions: Eastern North America (Canada: Newfoundland; U.S.A.: Alabama, Arksanas, California, Georgia, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia). Numerous duplicates in NY and UCR. - Exiccate series: Lichens of Eastern North America, each fascicle with 50 nos., 20 sets distributed (see Scheda online: http://clade.acnatsci.org/lendemer/opus.html). - Taxa named by the collector:
    Bacidia phyllopsoropsis R.C. Harris & Lendemer
    Gyalectidium appendiculatum Lücking, Lendemer & E. Tripp
    Gyalideopsis moodyae Lendemer & Lücking
    Heterodermia neglecta Lendemer, R.C. Harris & E. Tripp
    Opegrapha bicolor R.C. Harris & Lendemer
    Lepraria adhaerens K. Knudsen, Elix & Lendemer
    Lepraria friabilis Lendemer, K. Knudsen & Elix
    Lepraria normandinoides Lendemer & R.C. Harris
    Lepraria texta K. Knudsen, Elix & Lendemer
    Megalaria beechingii Lendemer
    Pertusaria appalachensis Lendemer, R.C. Harris & Elix
    Placynthiella knudsenii Lendemer
    Ramonia vermispora Lendemer & K. Knudsen
    Usnea quasirigida Lendemer & I.I. Tav.
    Current address:   J. C. Lendemer, Institute of Systematic Botany, The New York Botanical Garden Bronx, NY, 10458-5126, USA
    E-mail: lendemer[at]acnatsci.org
    and: jlendemer[at]nybg.org
    New: Presently at NY but old email still working!

  106. Llano, George (- 9 February 2003):

  107. Looman, Jan: - Scientist at the University of Wisconsin. - Collected the type of Agrestia cyphellata in 1957. Material in Wisconsin.

  108. Lücking, Robert: - German lichenologist, working in Chicago presently.
    Address:   Dr. R. Lücking, Department of Botany, The Field Museum of Natural History, 1400 South Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60605-2496, USA
    Tel: ++1-312-665-7154 (work)
    Fax: ++1-312-665-7158 (work)
    E-mail: rlucking[at]hotmail.com
    rlucking[at]fieldmuseum.org
    Founder of www.salsa-charts.com

  109. Lumbsch, Ph.D. Helge Thorsten: - Associate Curator and Head of Cryptogams. - Education: 1989 M.S. in Biology, Philipps-University Marburg, Germany. Thesis: Ontogeny of fruiting bodies in the lichen family. Trapeliaceae and allied groups. 1993 Ph.D. in Botany, University of Essen, Germany. Dissertation: Chemotaxonomy of the Lecanora subfusca group in Australasia. 1997 Habilitation in Botany, University of Essen, Germany. Thesis: Systematics of selected groups in the orders Lecanorales and Pertusariales (Ascomycotina). - Interests: taxonomy, phylogeny, chemistry of lichens.
    Address:   Dr. T. H. Lumbsch, Department of Botany, Field Museum of Natural History
    Postal Address: 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive
    Postal Code: IL 60605 Chicago, USA
    Tel: 1-312-665-7881
    Fax: 1-312-665-7158
    E-mail: tlumbsch[at]fmnh.org

  110. Lutz, Harold J.: Lutz collected in Alaska fide Howard (1958: 86). He was a professor of forestry.

  111. Lutzoni, Francois: - Mycologist.
    Address:   Dr. F. Lutzoni, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biology, Duke University, Box 90338, Durham, North Carolina, USA 27708
    VOICE: (919) 660-7261
    Fax: 919-660-7293
    E-mail: old: flutzoni[at]fieldmuseum.org
    new: flutzoni[at]duke.edu URL: Homepage

     

     

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  112. Magill, Robert E.: Editor of Evansia until 2004.
    Address:   Bryology Laboratory, Missouri Botanical Garden, P.O.Box 299, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63166-0299
    Fax: 314/577-0830
    E-mail: bob.magill[at]mobot.org

  113. Mangold, Armin Foto: -
    Address:   A. Mangold, Field Museum, Dept. of Botany, Chicago, USA.

  114. Martin, Erin (Foto): - Graduate Research Assistant
    Address:   Dr. E. Martin, Oregon State University, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, 2082 Cordley Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331
    Tel.: (541) 737-1742
    E-mail: martiner[at]science.oregonstate.edu

  115. Mawson, Sir Douglas (1882 - 1958): - Collected for C. W. Dodge.

  116. May, Philip: Lichenologist.
    E-mail: philip.may[at]verizon.net
    URL: http://www.huh.harvard.edu/collections/lichens/guide/index.html

  117. McCullough, Herbert A.: McCullough worked and taught at Samford University in Birmington, Alabama for over 30 years. He collected more than 1000 samples of lichens from the state, partly together with A. Henssen, and published some of his work in the bryologist. Upon his retirement in the mid-1980s, he gave his lichen collection to the Herbarium Marburg (MB). Duplicates are held in US. Publications.

  118. McCune, Prof. Dr. Bruce: Lichenologist.
    Oregon State University
    Department of Botany and Plant Pathology
    2082 Cordley Hall
    Corvallis, OR 97331-2902 U.S.A.
    OFFICE PHONE: 541-737-1741
    FAX: 541-737-3573
    E-mail: Bruce.McCune[at]science.oregonstate.edu

  119. McElwain, Darien
    Archbold Biological Station

  120. Miadlikowska, Jolanta: Foto. - Durham.
    E-mail: jolantam[at]duke.edu

  121. Mikulin, Alexander G.:
    Address:   A. G. Mikulin, USDA-Forest Service, Siuslaw National Forest, P.O. Box 1148, Corvallis, OR 97339

  122. Mohr, Charles:
    The letters of Charles Mohr to George W. Clinton are available for reading online at: http://ridgwaydb.mobot.org/resbot/hist/corrauth/MohrClinton/1_MohrClinton.htm This correspondence from 1867 to 1879 has been transcribed by P. M. Eckel, Editor of the Clinton Papers from correspondence in the Research Library of the Buffalo Museum of Science. From the Introduction \\ridgwaydb\resbot\Hist\CorrAuth\MohrClinton\Introduction.htm : Mohr's 46 letters, reproduced here in transliteration, span his life from the date of the first letter of April 30, 1867 to February 21, 1879, a period of 12 years. Mohr was 40 years old in 1867. He moved, with his wife and children to Mobile, Alabama, in 1857 and resided there for the next forty years - essentially the rest of his life. All of Mohr's letters to Clinton were posted from Mobile. Intellectually, this period represented the time when Mohr was passing from pursuits in pharmacy and medicine in which he was both successful in business and theory, especially during the Civil War when Mohr worked in these fields for the Confederate government, then to geology at the immediate end of the Civil War, and to botany, which occupied most of the 1870's. The letters also focus on a period of enthusiastic bryophyte interest in Clinton's and Mohr's lives, the latter anticipating with enthusiasm determination of his specimens by the two leading bryophyte experts for the North American flora: William Sterling Sullivant and Leo Lesquereux, both of Columbus, Ohio, of both American collections, and those made in Mexico. As can be seen in the letters, Mohr had to finally send some of his material back to Germany for identification, some as species new to science subsequently published in early volumes of the new Journal of the Torrey Botanical Club. Mohr also may have received duplicates of a valuable bryophyte herbarium acquired by the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences through the efforts of Clinton and Leo Lesquereux: 'I need scarly [sic] tell you, how thankfully I will receive some of the duplicates of Schimpers europaean mosses. Having lately established an exchange with a young bryologist in Germany I will have shortly [=north?] middle and southwestern Germany fully represented; truly alpine, high northern and particularly South europaean species will be most welcome (Schimper has collected much in Spain and other countrys around the Mediterranean)" (November 16, 1872). In Mohr's letter of the first of January, 1873, he announced that the Schimper duplicates have arrived, including many fungi: "In connection with my warmest thanks for the valuable contributions to my collection by the receipt of your list package containing the rare and most perfect specimens of Shimperian mosses and extensive collection of fungi,I tender to you my best wishes and congratulations at the begin of a new year."

  123. Morgan, S.: -
  124. Mueller, Gregory M. "Greg": Curator for Mycology and Chair, Dept. of Botany. The Field Museum
    Address:   Dr. G. Mueller, Dept. of Botany, The Field Museum, Chicago, IL 60605-2496, U S A
    Tel.: (312) 665-7840
    Fax: (312) 665-7158
    E-mail: gmueller[at]fmnh.org or
    gmueller[at]fieldmuseum.org
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  125. Nash, Prof. Ph.D. Thomas H. "Tom" IIIPhoto: - Lichenologist.
    Address outdated:   T. NASH III, Rutgers University, Tempe
    Phone: (480) 965-7735
    tom.nash[at]asu.edu
    Address new: Tom Nash
    Dept. of Botany
    University of Wisconsin
    430 Lincoln Dr.
    Madison, WI 53706-1313, USA
    old email address still working!

  126. Nelsen, Matthew: - Working on Lepraria and Thamnolia and their algae.
    Address:   M. Nelsen, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Botany, 430 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI 53706 USA
    Tel.: 608.262.9873 E-mail: mpnelsen[at]students.wisc.edu

     

     

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  127. Oakes: Collector of Allocetraria oakesiana.

  128. Olday, Fred C.: - Botanist.
    Address: F. C. Olday, Massachusetts, USA
    E-mail: folday[at]panax.com

  129. Olszewski, S. Roman (* 17 November 1950): - Born in Red Lake, Ontario, Canada. Canadian citizen. Education: B.Sc (Hons.) Biology, University of Toronto, 1975. B.Ed., University of Toronto, 1976. Occupation: Technical Coordinator, Ontario Track & Field Association. Collecting Interests: Lichens. Began collecting in 1973. Earlier collections included vascular plants, fungi, bryophytes and lichens. Personal herbarium has ca. 4500 specimens (not including duplicates) as of 1999 VI 28. This includes over 3500 lichens of which ca. 2000 have been identified. Many crustose species still unidentified. Collection also has ca. 400 bryophyte specimens, most awaiting identification. Most specimens are from the southern Ontario area. A few specimens collected while on vacation in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina (USA) and British Columbia, New Brunswick (Canada). A few specimens from Japan collected on a business trip. No published papers as yet in lichenology although presently working on the lichen flora of the Niagara Region of southern Ontario, Canada.

     

     

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  130. Perlmutter, Gary B. (16 December 1966, Ventura, California): - Occupation: Student, North Carolina Botanical Garden (NCBG) / Environmental Technician. - Education: B.S. Zoology, Humboldt State University 1991. - Lichenological teachers: C. C. Bratt (2000), I. M. Brodo (2006). - List of publications. - Subscriber of lichen-l: yes: - Specialties, interests: Lichen biodiversity in North Carolina, USA and its application in environmental monitoring. - Current projects: Lichen inventory forays in North Carolina State Parks. - Planned projects: Lichen inventories (plot surveys) in NCBG’s Mason Farm Biological Preserve, Rhododendron bluffs and Battle Park; pilot studies in North Carolina lichen air quality biomonitoring (community effects and tissue pollutant accumulation). - Collections: ~25 collections from southern California, 1999-2000; ~600 collections from central and eastern North Carolina, 2003-2006 (ongoing); ~100 collections from coastal Maine, 2006 from Crustose Lichen class with I.M. Brodo; all collections at NCU with few duplicates at DUKE (for molecular studies), NY, MSC, and PH. - Collections are mentioned in one or more publications: Yes (in press).
    Address:   G. B. Perlmutter, North Carolina Botanical Garden University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB 3375, Totten Centern Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3375 USA or
    North Carolina Division of Air Quality, 3800 Barrett Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609, USA
    E-mail: lushik[ät]aol.com or
    gary.perlmutter[ät]gmail.com
    URL: Homepage

  131. Peterson, Eric: - Ph.D., Plant/Landscape Ecologist (and Lichenologist)
    Address:
    Dr. E. Peterson
    Nevada Natural Heritage Program
    1550 E. College Pkwy Suite 145
    Carson City, NV 89706-7921
    Voice (775) 687-4245 FAX 687-1288
    E-mail: eric[at]landscapeecology.com or
    eric[at]theothersideofthenet.com
    URL: http://www.state.nv.us/nvnhp/ and http://www.landscapeecology.com/

  132. Pittam, Sherry: - Collections from Connecticut published in Slack et al. (1993).

     

     

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  133. Reeb, Valérie: Lichenologist.
    Address:   V. Reeb, Biology Department, Duke University, Science Drive, BioSci bldg, Box 90338 Durham, NC 27708, USA
    Tel: 919 660 7382
    Fax: 919 660 7293
    E-mail: vreeb[at]duke.edu

  134. Reynolds, Don R.: - Mycologist, Curator of Botany Emeritus. - Education PhD University of Texas, MS Louisiana University, BS Texas A&M University. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: D. Reynolds. - Specialties, interests: EPIFOLIAR ASCOMYCETE FUNGI, ESPECIALLY TROPICAL. - Current projects: CANOPY FUNGI IN AUSTRALIA, PANAMA; THE GENUS CAPNODIUM. - Planned projects: FUNGAL BIODIVERSITY IN SE ASIA. - Collections: Epiphyllous lichens in context with collections of epiphyllous fungi from Panama and Queensland (Australia). PERSONAL COLLECTIONS IN UC BERKELEY (UCB).
    Address:   Natural History Museum, 900 Exposition Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90007 USA
    Tel: 213 763 3379
    Fax: 213 746 2999
    E-mail: dreynold[at]nhm.org
    URL: www.nhm.org

  135. Riddle, Lincoln Ware, 1880-1921: - Author of several publications of North American lichens. Collections in Harvard.

  136. Rivas Plata, Eimy Tabatha (7 May 1978 in Lima, Peru): - PhD student at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Research assistant at The Field Museum. - Academic Education: Computer engineer, BSc., Environmental Sciences, MSc., Ecology and Evolution, PhD candidate. - Lichenological teacher: Dr. H. Thorsten Lumbsch, Dr. Robert Lücking. - Author abbreviation after Brummit: E. Rivas Plata. - Publications (not linked presently). -   Subscriber of lichen-l: yes. - Research specialties, interests: Bioindication, lichen biogeography, ecology and systematics, environmental programs, bioinformatics, information technology, consulting, and teaching and training programs. - Current projects: Biogeography of the lichen family Graphidaceae, species pairs in the lichen family Graphidaceae, analysis of the lichenized algae Trentepohlia. - Collections: Peru: Cerro de Pasco (Vicco): May 2005 - UPCH, Junin (Chanchamayo, San Ramon, La Oroya and Andaychagua): April-June 2006 - F, Lima (Canta): August 2006 - F, Ancash (Yanganuco): August 2006 - F, Mexico: Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Tamaulipas: May 2007 - F, USA: Indiana (Bioblitz): September 2006 - F, The Philippines: Manila (Mount Palali): March 2007 - F. - Collections are mentioned in one or more publications: no. - Taxa named by the collector: Coenogonium luteocitrinum Rivas Plata, Lücking & Umaña sp. nov., C. magdalenae Rivas Plata, Lücking & Lizano sp. nov., C. siquirrense f. denticulatum Rivas Plata & Lücking f. nov., C. strigosum Rivas Plata, Lücking & Chaves sp. nov., Gyalectidium viride Lücking, W. R. Buck & Rivas Plata, sp. nov., Gyrotrema wirthii E. Rivas Plata, Lücking & Lumbsch, spec. nova. - Taxa named after the collector: None
    Addresses: E. Rivas Plata, Botany, The Field Museum. 1400 South Lake Shore Drive. Chicago IL 60605
    Biological Sciences Department. University of Illinois at Chicago. 845 W. Taylor St., Chicago, IL 60607
    Phone: ++1-312-665-7154 (office)
    Fax: ++1-312-665-7158 (office)
    URL: http://www.salsa-charts.com and http://lichens.salsa-charts.com

  137. Robare, Ron: - Collections from Connecticut published in Slack et al. (1993).

  138. Robbins, C. A.: - Collected Cladonia mateocyatha for the Sandstede exsiccate in 1925.

  139. Rosentreter, Roger:
    Address:   R. Rosentreter, Bureau of Land Management, 1387 S. Vinnell Way, Boise, Idaho 83709, USA
    E-mail: Roger_Rosentreter[at]blm.gov
    Probably replaced by:
    E-mail: Roger.rosentreter0[at]gmail.com

  140. Ryan, Bruce (13 September 1950 in Los Angeles - 21 January 2004 in Phoenix, Arizona): - B.A. degree at Washington State University in 1976, a M.S. degree from Western Washington University in 1981 and a Ph.D. from Arizona State University in 1989. Bruce was an enthusiastic member of the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, the International Association of Lichenology, the Northwest Lichen Guild and the California Lichen Society. Through extensive collecting and laboratory research, he became one of the major experts in the identification of lichens from the western U.S. and was a specialist in Lecanora subgenus Placodium. As the Associate Curator for the Arizona State University lichen herbarium, he was a major contributor to both Vol. I (published 2002) and Vol. II (published 2004) of the Lichen Flora of the Greater Sonoran Desert Region.

  141. Rudolph, E. D.: -

     

     

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  142. Schmidt, Claire K.:
    E-mail: claireschmidt[at]aol.com

  143. Schmull, Michaela: - Lichenologist. In Harvard since April 2007.
    Address:   Dr. Michaela Schmull, 22 Divinity Ave, Farlow Herbarium, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA
    Phone: 617-495-5729
    E-mail:     mschmull[at]oeb.harvard.edu

  144. Schmitt, Dr. Imke: - Lichenologist.
    Address:   Dr. I. Schmitt, Department of Plant Biology, University of Minnesota, 250 Biological Sciences Center, 1445 Gortner Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108
    Office: 812 Biological Sciences Center
    Phone: (612) 624-5428
    Lab: (612) 624-4044
    Fax: (612) 625-1738
    E-mail:     schm2109@umn.edu

  145. Selva, Steven (*1948 in xxx): "Dr. Steven Selva has been a Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at the University of Maine at Fort Kent since 1976. As the only botanist at a school offering baccalaureate programs in Biology, Environmental Studies, and Forestry, he teaches a diversity of plant science courses, including vascular plant taxonomy, dendrology, local flora, and lichenology. Since the summer of 1986, Dr. Selva has been engaged in an ongoing research project in which lichens are being used to assess the continuity of forest ecosystems in northeastern North America. He has written numerous articles on the subject, including several on the calicioid lichens and fungi and their role as old-growth forest indicator species".
    E-mail:     sselva[at]maine.edu

  146. Shaw, Jonathan: - Professor of Biology, spezialist on Bryophytes in Durham.
    Address:   Prof. Dr. J. Shaw, Director of the Herbarium (DUKE), 139 Biological Sciences Bldg., Department of Biology, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27708
    Tel: 919 660-7344

  147. Showman, Ray E. (30. September 1947): - Retired from environmental research. - Academic Education: BS, MS from The Ohio State University. - Lichenological teacher: E. D. Rudolph. - Subscriber of lichen-l: No. - Member of ABLS, BLAM, BLS, GLAL, IAL, Ohio Moss and Lichen Association. - Research specialties, interests: Lichen – air pollution effects. - Current projects: Lichen distributions in Ohio, rare lichens of Ohio. - Collections are mentioned in one or more publications: yes. - Taxa named after the collector: Hypotrachyna showmanii , Trebouxia showmanii.
    Address:   R. Showman, 59335 Randerson Road, McArthur, OH 45651, Ohio, USA
    Tel: (740)596-9286
    E-mail: ray.showman[at]gmail.com

  148. Shushan: - Collection in the herbarium St. Clair, Utah.

  149. Sierk, Herbert A.: - Scientist at the Mac Murray College, Jacksonville, Illinois.

  150. Sipe, F. P.: - Living in Corvallis, Oregon in 1930. Collector of samples listed in Gyelnik (1932) for Oregon, e.g. Peltigera sipeanum Gyeln.. Material in the collection Gyelnik and in Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallis.

  151. Siple, Dr. Paul A. (1908 - 1968): - Collected for C. W. Dodge.

  152. Skorepa, Allen: - Collected in 1973 together with Ramírez Reyes near Caracas, Venezuela.

  153. Slack, Nancy: - Bryologist. Collected lichens on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada.
    E-mail: outdated: Slacknan[at]aol.com
    New: NSlack[at]nycap.rr.com

  154. Smith, Clifford W. "Cliff": - Professor Emeritus in Botany.
    Interim Director of The Lyon Arboretum
    Address:   Prof. Dr. C. W. Smith, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 3860 Manoa Road, Honolulu HI 96822 USA
    Tel: (808) 988-0455 (voice)
    Fax: (808) 973-2936 (fax)
    Private:   3190 Maile Way, 96822-2279, Honolulu, HI, USA
    Tel: 1 808-956-8218
    Fax: 1 808-973-2936
    E-mail: cliff[at]hawaii.edu or cliffard7[at]aol.com
    URL: http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/cpsu/shock.htm

  155. Souza-Egipsy, Virginia: -
    Address:   Dr. V. Souza-Egipsy, Postdoctoral Visiting Scholar, Center for Life Detection, Jet Propulsion Laboratory-NASA
    Geomicrobiology
    Research Associate
    University of Southern California
    Earth Sciences
    3651 Trousdale Parkway SCI 117
    Los Angeles, CA 90089-0740
    USA
    Tel: (213) 821-2613
    Fax: (213) 740-8801
    E-mail: souzaegi[at]usc.edu

  156. Spjut, Richard W.: - Botanist. - Author of a detailled study of Niebla and Vermilacinia.
    E-mail: richspjut[at]gmail.com

  157. Spribille, Toby (26.12.1975 in Brainerd, Minnesota, USA): - Lichenologist, University of Graz, Austria. Author abbreviation: T.Sprib. - Current projects: Lichens of the North Pacific Arch (Pacific Northwest, Alaska, Russian Far East). Revision of Mycoblastus and various other crust groups. - Collections: approximately 32,000, with large numbers at B, BG, COLO and GZU. - Countries collected: Canada (5000+), USA (10000+), Russia (Far East, 2000+), Greece (2000+), Turkey, Ukraine, Austria, Germany.

    Taxa named by the collector:

    Species
    Absconditella amabilis T.Sprib.
    Bellemerella ritae Perez Ortega & T.Sprib.
    Biatora ligni-mollis T.Sprib. & Printzen
    Biatora aureolepra T.Sprib. & Tonsberg
    Lecidea rubrocastanea T.Sprib. & Printzen
    Lichenopeltella arctomiae Perez-Ortega & T.Sprib.
    Lichenopeltella biatorae Perez-Ortega & T.Sprib.
    Lichenopeltella leprosulae Perez-Ortega & T.Sprib.
    Micarea subalpina Coppins & T.Sprib.
    Pyrrhospora gowardiana T.Sprib. & Hauck (now in Ramboldia)
    Santessoniella saximontana T. Sprib., P.M. Jorg. & M. Schultz
    Schaereria brunnea C.R. Bjork, T.Sprib. & Wheeler
    Scoliciosporum abietinum T.Sprib.
    Verrucaria kootenaica Breuß & T.Sprib.

    Genus
    Myochroidea Printzen, T.Sprib. & Tonsberg

    Taxa named after the collector (phanerogam):
    Senecio spribillei W. A. Weber.

    E-mail: toby.spribille@mso.umt.edu

  158. Stampfer, Ted: - Specialist in Myxomycetes
    Address:   Santa Fee
    E-mail: stampfer[at]sprynet.com

  159. Standley, Paul C.: - Standley published a checklist of plants of El Salvador together with S. Calderón (Standley & Calderon 1925) which contained some lichens. It is not known whether he himself collected lichens.

  160. St. Clair, Prof. Dr. Larry: - Director of M. L. Bean Museum. - Editor of Evansia since 2005. - Education: BS, Botany, Brigham Young University, 1974, MS, Botany, Brigham Young University, 1975, PhD, Botany, University of Colorado, 1984. - Specialties, interests: Biomonitoring of air quality using lichens. Characterization and reclamation of biological soil crusts
    Address:   Prof. Dr. L. St. Clair, Department of Integrative Biology, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602-0200
    or
    290 MLBM, M. L. Bean Life Science Museum, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602, USA
    Tel: (801) 422-6211
    Fax: (801) 422-0093
    E-mail: larry_stclair[at]byu.edu

     

     

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  161. Talbot, Sandra L. Foto: Geneticist.
    URL: http://www.absc.usgs.gov/staff/WTEB/stalbot.php

  162. Tavares, Isabelle Dr. (xxx - 21 May 2011: - US-biologist.

  163. Thomson, John W. (* 1913 - 22 February 2009): Foto. There is a short biography at the Wisconsin State Herbarium homepage. Publications. Professor emeritus in Madison, Wisconsin. - Obituary under www.abls.org.

  164. Trest, Marie T.:
    Address:   M. T. Trest, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Botany, 430 Lincoln Dr, Madison, WI 53706, U S A
    Phone: 608/262-9873
    E-mail: mttrest[at]students.wisc.edu

  165. Tripp, Erin:

  166. Tucker, Shirley: - Lichenologist in California.
    E-mail:     tucker[at]lifesci.ucsb.edu

  167. Tuckerman, Edward: - Biography by W. L. Culberson (1961).

     

     

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  168. Uebel, Edward "Ed": -
    Address:   E. Uebel, Berwyn Heights, Maryland USA
    E-mail: ecuebel[at]netscape.net

     

     

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  169. Villaseñor Petersen, Cedrick Esteban (*August 4 1981, Mexico City): - Botanist. - Bachelors Degree in Ecology and Systematic Biology, concentration in Conservation Biology. Received California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo. Self taught lichenologist. - Current projects: Bryophtes of San Luis Obispo County California United States of America. - Planned Projects: Graduate School investigations in Bryophyte and Lichenology floristics, ecology, taxonomy, systematics. Collections: information not available.
    Address: C. E. Villaseñor P., 1185 Petersen Ranch Rd., Templeton CA. USA 93465
    Tel.: (805) 712-7845
    E-mail: Cedrick.villasenor[at]gmail.com

     

     

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  170. Washburn, Stephen Jackson (23 July 1953 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA): - P.E. (Professional Engineer). - Occupation: Environmental Engineer (specializing in Air Quality). - Special Interest: Lichens and Air Quality. - Education: B.F.A. in Ballet, Cum Laude. 1980. University of Utah, B.S. in Engineering, with Honors. 1988. University of Louisville. M. Eng. in Chemical Engineering, with Honors. 1990. University of Louisville. B.A. in Biology, with Honors. 1990. University of Louisville. Currently working on M.S. in Biological Sciences at University of Cincinnati. Graduated December 2005. - Current project: Lichens of Cincinnati & Air Quality. - Planned projects: Checklist of Kentucky; Common Epiphytic Urban Lichens. - Collections in personal herbarium (~300-500).
    Address:   S. Washburn, 9015 Cherry Blossom Lane, Cincinnati, OH USA 45231-3805
    Tel.: 513.521.4818 Home
    513.290.7838 Cell
    513.243.0858 Work
    E-mail: stephen.washburn[at]fuse.net


    Address:   Department of Biological Sciences, University of Cincinnati, 614 Rieveschl Hall, Cincinnati, OH, 45221-0006, USA
    E-mail: stephen.washburn[at]fuse.net

  171. Weber, William A. (Bill): F.L.S., Professor and Curator Emeritus Herbarium COLO
    Addresses:   Prof. Dr. W. A. Weber, University of Colorado Museum, Campus Box 265, Boulder, CO 80309-0265
    Private address since about 2001:
    Prof. Bill Weber, The Meridian, 801 Gillaspie Dr., Apt. 39, Boulder, CO 80309-0265
    Tel: 303-492-6171 (Office)
        : 303-554-8184 (Home)
    E-mail: weberw[at]colorado.edu
    E-mail: Possibly newer http://www.spot.colorado.edu/~weberw
    http://spot.colorado.edu/~weberw

  172. Wetmore, Clifford M.: - Lichenologist.
    Address:
    E-mail: wetmore[at]umn.edu

  173. Wilhelm, Gerould:
    Address:   G. Wilhelm, The Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois 60532, U S A

  174. Willey, Henry: - Identified lichens from the Easter Island published by Knowlton (1888).

  175. Will-Wolf, Susan: Foto
    Address:   Dr. S. Will-Wolf, Department of Botany, University of Wisconsin, 430 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI 53706-1381, U S A
    FAX: 608/262-7509
    E-mail: swwolf[at]facstaff.wisc.edu

  176. Wolf: Foto

  177. Worthington, Richard D.: - Zoologist, ecologist, Herbarium curator. - Interested in lichens.
    Address:   Dr. R. D. Worthington, Laboratory for Environmental Biology, Centennial Museum, University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX 79968-0519
    E-mail: rworthin[at]utep.edu

  178. Wright, Charles (1811 - 1885): - Botanist.

  179. Wright, Darrell ( - 24 March 2007):