The Mn/Ca and Mn/Mg ratios in bark as possible causes for the occurrence of Lobarion Lichens on conifers in the dripzone of Populus in western North America

Markus Hauck; Toby Spribille

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The Mn/Ca and Mn/Mg ratios in bark as possible causes for the occurrence of Lobarion Lichens on conifers in the dripzone of Populus in western North America

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