Dames & Moore, 1999 - USDA Forest Service

TABLE 4.6-14
U.S. FOREST SERVICE SURVEY AND MANAGE COMPONENT 2 AND PROTECTION
BUFFER PLANTS WITH POTENTIAL TO OCCUR LN THE PROJECT AREA
Scientific Name 1 Common Description I . ' Habitat Associations
Fungi
Oxyporus nobilissimus noble polypore
the base or major root branches of large diameter old-growth noble fir and
Pacific silver fir trees, snags and stumps (Hibler and 0' Dell 1998)
Lichens
Hypommnia .. - duplicata I foliose lichen w/hollow
I narrow lobes. arboreal
Lobaria linita I foliose lichen, N-fixing
I an epiphyte on mountain and western hemlock, Pacific silver fir, subalpine fir.
I and Douglas fir
I on lower boles of Pacific silver fir, in sub-alpine areas. and on rock outcrops and
I boulders in moist conifer forests
I
Pseudocyphellaria 1 foliose lichen. N-fixing I an epiphyte on conifer trees in old-growth forests with cool. humid
rainierensis I I microclimates
Bryophytes
Diplophyllum plicatum
-
Kurzia makinoana
leafy liverwort
on decayed wood, down logs, trunks of Douglas fir Pacific Yew, Sitka spruce.
mineral soil. and rock in cool habitats with high humidity (USFS 1997)
leafy liverwort
I -
in forested and bog sites on decaying wood or humus. rocky cliffs. ledges, soil
I banks. in shaded moist sites (USFS 1997)
Marsupella 1 aquatic liverwort I in colonies attached to submerged rocks in cold perennial streams. only one site
emarginata aquatica 1 I is known ?.t Waldo Lake in the Oregon Cascades (USFS 1997)
Schisroste~a ",
1 (Protection Buffer species) 1 mouths.'rock crevices or overha&. Low light is required.'
oennata I Luminous moss I On damp rock, soil and decaying wood in dark places such as cave or mine shaft
Tritomaria I leafy liverwort I on dry to moist, partially shaded soil, litter and soil in rock crevices. decaying
eiecti/ormis
logs, peaty soil over cliffs, and wet soil banks (USFS 1997)
Ulota meglosporo Giant-spored tree moss Epiphytic on conifers. hardwoods, particularly maples. alder and tanoak and
(Protection Buffer species) numerous other shrubs. Prefers branch tips away from competition of other
bryophytes. Can be in dry sites. '
Vascular Plants
ANotropa . virgata - I candystick I in deep humus of coniferous forests at lower elevations. including east Cascade
slopes(~itchcock and Cronquist 1973)
Botvchium
grape fern
minganense
Botrvchium montanum' ,-. araoe fern
Coptis asplenii/olia 1 spleenwort-leaved
goldthread
Galium kamrscharicum boreal bedstraw
moist sites, in old-growth western red cedar on mossy slopes, ridges, and ,
same as B. minaanense . I * . 1
I moist woods and bogs (Hitchcock and Cronquist 1973) \
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wet areas with seeps or sanding water in the Pacific silver fir zonb and the
mountain hemlock zone fPotash 1991)
I I -
Habenarra orbrculato I round-leaved re~n-orchid I moist, mossy forests (H~tchcock and Cronquist 1973)
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