Breeding of the Parula Warbler at Point Lobos, California

Williams, Laidlaw; Legg, Ken

doi:10.2307/1365694

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“…The species is widely recognized by the common name "Lace Lichen" (Brodo & al., 2001), which is well over a century old (Tuckerman, 1872), and has been formally designated the State Lichen of California (California Lichen Society, 2015), the only such designation in the United States. It is used as nesting material by birds (Williams & al., 1958;Brodo & al., 2001), browsed by animals (Doell, 2002), and has numerous documented cultural uses in western North America including by indigenous peoples (Goodrich & al., 1980;Zigmond, 1981;Villella, 2016). The species was recently ranked Least Concern on the IUCN Red List (Reese Naesborg, 2022).…”

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Typification of the Lace Lichen,Ramalina menziesiiTaylor—and its synonyms—reiterates the need for complete typification of names for well‐known or iconic taxa

LaGreca,

Tocci,

Briscoe

et al. 2024

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A lectotype is designated for the name of the iconic and well‐known macrolichen Ramalina menziesii Taylor from among a suite of largely overlooked syntypes deposited in the Thomas Taylor Herbarium at the Farlow Herbarium, Harvard University. Lectotypes are also selected for the synonyms of R. menziesii: Chlorodictyon foliosum, Ramalina reticulata (≡ Lichen reticulatus Noehd., nom. illeg.) and R. retiformis. The place of publication of L. reticulatus Noehd. is discussed in detail. The case highlights the surprising degree to which the application of names for taxa that have been extensively studied and are widely known outside a narrow specialist field, can remain unresolved.

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Typification of the Lace Lichen,Ramalina menziesiiTaylor—and its synonyms—reiterates the need for complete typification of names for well‐known or iconic taxa

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Tocci,

Briscoe

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“…The Parula Warbler bred once(Williams et al 1958).DISCUSSION FALL On the basis of timing of occurrence, a number of tentative generalizations can be made. Four species have wintered in recent years (Blackand-White and Palm Warblers, Northern Waterthrush, American Redstart).…”

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