ArticleOecologia2026
Trait- and environment-based determinants of reproduction in the old forest indicator lichen Lobaria pulmonaria.
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Abstract
Effective conservation of the iconic old forest lichen Lobaria pulmonaria depends on understanding its life history bottlenecks. To address this, reproductive dynamics were evaluated in 302 juvenile and early-reproducing thalli transplanted across environmental gradients-including elevation, canopy openness, and bark pH-in pristine British Columbian forests over a 14 months period. Soralia cover increased significantly but at a slow rate, with marginal soralia appearing earlier and more frequently than laminal soralia. The intrinsic trait of initial total soralia cover emerged as the strongest predictor of the change in reproductive effort. Additionally, thalli with low specific thallus mass at start (STM
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