Mycoblastus sanguinarius (L.) Norman
Annotated by J. Riley, 9 Jan 2001.

Oregon: Hood River County: Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area: Mount Hood National Forest: Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness: E. side Warren Lake at NW most part of the Columbia Wilderness. Elev. 3752 ft.
45.66031° N, 121.7003° W; T2N R9E Sec 16SE
Coordinate Source: USFS plot database.
ABAM dominated forest at edge of Warren Lake. Regen after fire ~65 yrs. ago. Some fire scarred snags remain from the original forest - bark looks like PIPO. The snags are all >32" dbh. Vegetation is fairly uniform around the lake but there are some large open talus areas. Lake is in a steep bowl. No cyanolichens found. A small amt of Alesar was found but nearly all were shrubby or deformed in some way. Bryoira was sparse too but appeared healthy. Many parasitized, blackened, morphologically altered Plagla & Hypogymnia were observed. In general many lichens especially nearest the lake appeared unhealthy. Slope 25%. Aspect 240°. Abundance code: 4. Substrate: Burnt conifer snag.

L. Geiser s.n., Oct 15, 2000
OSC, Barcode: OSC-M-301126