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(802) 656-0683femc@uvm.eduwww.uvm.edu/femcUniversity of Maine leadEpiphytic foliose and fruticose macrolichens within Bear Brook Watershed in Maine in 1996 (these species were present on tree boles and branches).Forest Ecosystem Monitoring CooperativeDr. IvanFernandezprincipalInvestigatorJ.D.EckhoffprincipalInvestigatorG.B.WiersmaprincipalInvestigatorIn 1987, in response to concerns about the impacts of atmospheric deposition, commonly referred to as “acid rain,” on forest ecosystems, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provided funds for the establishment of Bear Brook Watershed Research Site, Maine (BBWM), as a Watershed Manipulation Project (WMP) under the National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program (NAPAP). BBWM was established to identify atmospheric deposition impacts on surface waters and to quantify the major processes controlling surface water acidification under increased sulfur (S) and nitrogen (N) atmospheric deposition.Epiphytic Foliose and Fruticose MacrolichensEpiphytic foliose and fruticose macrolichens within Bear Brook Watershed in Maine in 1996 (these species were present on tree boles and branches).VMC.1352.2757mySQLhttps://www.uvm.edu/femc/CI4/data/archive/project/bear-brook-watershed-maine/dataset/epiphytic-foliose-fruticose-macrolichens1996-07-011996-08-31Macrolichen_Genus_and_SpeciesMacrolichen_Genus_and_SpeciesNo description for this attributetextSpecies_CodeSpecies_CodeNo description for this attributeintno data