Search About RLL About Mattick About Supplement Add to Supplement PDF file providers Help

Full record view

D. J. Hill 2010: The vertical distribution of lichens on the tower of St Stephens Church, Bath and the effect of scaffolding and air pollution. - British Lichen Society Bulletin 107: 84-94. [RLL List # 221 / Rec.# 32396]
Keywords: BATH/ ENGLAND/ STONEWORK/ AIR POLLUTION/ SCAFFOLDING/ VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION/ MAN-MADE STRUCTURES/ CHURCHES/ SAXICOLOUS
Abstract: [The presence for 11 months of scaffolding did not appear to damage the lichen flora, " ... although this is not conclusive as there was a marked change in the populations and the photobiont cells of Caloplaca flavescens down the tower."]

[Email correction]

The services below has been taken off the server due to many inappropiate uploads. Please contact Einar.Timdal@nhm.uio.no directly for uploading files or links

Upload PDF file to the RLL web site

If you have a PDF file of this RLL/Mattic record, and there are no copyright problems involved, you may upload the file to the RLL/Mattick site. The PDF file will be automatically linked to the paper, and available for download by everyone. Only one PDF file can be linked to a paper, any previous link will be lost.

PDF file::
NB! Legal characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, hyphen, underscore, dot (i.e. no diacritics, ampersand, space, etc.).

  

Upload URL to PDF file or web site

Alternatively, you can link this RLL/Mattick record to a PDF file or web page placed somewhere else on the web. Again, only a single link can exist for each record; any previous link will be lost.

Copy and paste the URL you wish to link to this record: