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Department Faculty -
Ecology and Botany
Dr. Janice Glime, Professor

Dr. Janice Glime
Professor
 Ph.D., Michigan State University, 1968

Research Areas: Ecology, Bryology, Moss Gardening, Bog Ecology, Stream Biology, Stream Insect Ecology

Room 733 Dow
Ph: (906) 487-2546
Email: jmglime@mtu.edu

Bryophyte Ecology:
Janice Glime's textbook on Bryophyte Ecology

Research Description:

Dr. Glime is the department's resident bryologist and conducts research on the effects of various pollutants, temperature and other human disturbances on mosses, as well as conducting research on bryophyte physiological ecology and the role of mosses in ecosystems

Plants are often sensitive indicators of environmental pollutants and bioassays are conducted in laboratory facilities that simulate natural environments by using numerous temperature, humidity and light controlled incubators.

Dr. Glime holds the position of Associate Editor for the Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory, is the founder and manager of Bryonet-l (the internet discussion group sponsored by the International Association of Bryologists), is a member of the Council for the International Association of Bryologists, is Judge of Elections for the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, and is a member of the web site committee for the Botanical Society of America. In addition to bryophytes, her primary interest is in training college teachers and in improving college level teaching, to which end she has developed her own text for botany, laboratory manuals for organismal biology, botany, and bryology, and is writing a textbook on bryophyte ecology. She established the Department of Biological Sciences Learning Center and serves as its faculty director.

Education

  • B. S. in Elementary Education, Frostburg State College, Frostburg, Maryland, June, 1962
  • M. S. in Botany, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia, August, 1964 (Advisor, Dr. Jesse F. Clovis)
  • Ph. D. in Botany (Ecology), Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, June, 1968 (Advisor, Dr. William B. Drew)

  • Post-doctoral Research Fellowship, Radcliff Institute, 1972-1974, for systems analysis and modelling of a mountain stream in New Hampshire as a research project for undergraduate students under my direction at Plymouth State College, New Hampshire.

Dissertation

Aquatic Insect Communities Among Appalachian Stream Bryophytes

Awards and Honors

  • Outstanding Young Women, 1966
  • Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities
  • Outstanding Educator, 1973
  • American Men of Science
  • Who's Who in Ecology
  • Who's Who in Technology
  • Who's Who in the Midwest
  • Alumni Achievement Award, Frostburg State University, 1992
  • Distinguished Teaching Award, MTU, fall 1994
  • Who's Who among Teachers, 1996
  • Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 1996 (nom by 2 students), 1998, 2004
  • Who's Who in Science and Engineering 1998-99
  • Outstanding Female Teacher award from Wadsworth Hall, spring 2000, 2001
  • Academic Keys Who's Who in Sciences Higher Education, 2004


Scientific Societies:

Phi Epsilon Phi Botany Fraternity       
Phi Kappa Phi member          
Sigma Xi Science Society     
American Bryological and Lichenological Society          
American Institute of Biological Sciences         
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Ecological Society of America             
International Association of Bryologists   President 2005-2009            
Association of Aquatic Vascular Plant Biologists           
British Bryological Society  
Nordic Bryological Society
Michigan Botanical Club

Other Professional:
U.S. Treasurer, Hattori Botanical Lab (Nichinan, Japan); Associate Editor, Journal of the Hattori Botanical Lab; Ecology Column editor, BRYOLOGICAL TIMES; Assoc. Editor, HIKOBIA; invited paper at World Congress of Bryology in Tokyo; invited paper at International Botanical Congress, Sidney; invited paper at International Conference of Bryophyte Ecology, Budapest; chair of Bryophyte Techniques Workshop, International Botanical Congress, Mainz and Berlin, Germany, 1987; member-at-large, executive council, Amer. Bryol. Lichenol. Soc., Reviewer for Worth Publishing Co.

Publications

  1. Glime, J. M.  1966.  The ecology of the bryophytes of Camp Whippoorwill, Maryland.  Castanea 31: 154-172.
  2. Glime, J. M.  1968.  Ecological observations on some bryophytes in Appalachian Mountain streams.  Castanea 33: 300-325.
  3. Glime, J. M.  1970.  Zonation of bryophytes in the headwaters of a New Hampshire stream.  Rhodora 72: 276-279. 
  4. Glime, J. M.  1970.  An observation on the vegetative reproduction of Scapania undulata.  The Bryologist 73: 624-625.
  5. Conboy, D. A. and Glime, J. M.  1971.  Effects of drift abrasives on Fontinalis novae-angliae Sull.  Castanea 36: 111-114.
  6. Glime, J. M.  1971.  Response of two species of Fontinalis to field isolation from stream water. The Bryologist 74: 383-386.
  7. Glime, J. M. and Clemons, R. M.  1972.  Species diversity of stream insects on Fontinalis spp. compared to diversity on artificial substrates.  Ecology 53: 458-464.   
  8. Glime, J. M. and Carr, R. E.  1974.  Temperature survival of Fontinalis novae-angliae Sull.  The Bryologist 77: 17-22.   
  9. Kramm, K. R., Maki, D. E. and Glime, J. M.  1975.  Variation within and among populations of red squirrel in the Lake Superior region.  Journal of Mammalogy 56: 258-262.   
  10. Glime, J. M. and Acton, D. W.  1975.  Fontinalis hypnoides new to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Michigan Botanist 14: 215.  
  11. Glime, J. M.  1976.  Clay chromosomes for teaching.  Journal of College Science Teaching 6: 102.
  12. Glime, J. M. and Trynoski, S. E.  1977.  Several interesting Fontinalis collections in Houghton County, Michigan.  The Michigan Botanist 16: 123-125.
  13. Glime, J. M.  1978.  Insect utilization of bryophytes.  The Bryologist 81: 186-187.
  14. Glime, J. M., Nissila, P. D., Trynoski, S. E., and Fornwall, M. D.  1979.  A model for attachment of aquatic mosses.  Journal of Bryology 10: 313-320. 
  15. Glime, J. M. and Acton, D. W.  1979.  Temperature effects on assimilation and respiration in the Fontinalis duriaei-periphyton association.  The Bryologist 82: 382-392. 
  16. Glime, J. M. and Gereau, J. F.  1979.  Some unusual Fissidens collections from Michigan's Upper Peninsula.  The Michigan Botanist 18: 186-187. 
  17. Glime, J. M.  1980.  Use of information retrieval programs from A(ids to job hunting) to Z(ebra keys).  On Line 
  18. Glime, J. M., Gereau, J. F., and Gereau, R. E.  1980.  Bryophytes of Mount Lookout, Keweenaw County, Michigan.  The Michigan Botanist 19: 247-250.
  19. Glime, J. M.  1980.  Northern calciphilic mosses in the Lawrence Lake fen and marsh (Barry Co., Michigan).  The Michigan Botanist 19: 91-92. 
  20. Glime, J. M.  1980.  Effects of temperature and flow on rhizoid production in Fontinalis.  The Bryologist 83: 477-485.
  21. Glime, J. M. and Holcomb, R.  1981.  Tetraphis geniculata:  A new location for a rare moss in New England.  Rhodora 83: 154.    
  22. Glime, J. M., Trynoski, S. E., and Short, F. T.  1981.  Bryophyte diversity:  Case studies using the Brillouin Index to describe epiphytes and an alkaline marsh.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 50: 179-190.  
  23. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Book review:  Checklist of the mosses of Canada.  The Canadian Field-Naturalist 96: 237-238.
  24. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Response of Fontinalis hypnoides to seasonal temperature variations.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 53: 181-193. 
  25. Fornwall, M. D. and Glime, J. M.  1982.  Cold and warm-adapted phases in Fontinalis duriaei Schimp. as evidenced by new assimilatory and respiratory responses to temperature.  Aquatic Botany 13: 165-177. 
  26. Glime, J. M.  1982.  New mosses by a new road at Michigan Technological University.  The Michigan Botanist 21: 58.
  27. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Bryophytes of the Flume, Franconia Notch State Park, N.H.  Rhodora 84: 149-152.
  28. Glime, J. M., Wetzel, R. G., and Kennedy, B. J.  1982.  The effects of bryophytes on succession from alkaline marsh to Sphagnum bog.  The American Midland Naturalist 108: 209-223.
  29. Trynoski, S. E. and Glime, J. M.  1982.  Direction and height of bryophytes on four species of northern trees.  The Bryologist 85: 281-300. 
  30. Glime, J. M., Bowers, F. D., and Slavick, A. D.  1982.  The first annual Midwest Bryological Foray.  The Bryologist 85: 335-336. 
  31. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Amblystegium riparium new to New Mexico.  The Bryologist 85: 419.  
  32. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Bryological excursions:  A comparison.  Bryological Times 17: 1-2. 
  33. Glime, J. M.  1982.  Techniques Notebook.  Bryological Times 17: 4. 
  34. Glime, J. M.  1983.  Cover photo.  Cord moss (Funaria hygrometrica), a post-fire succession species growing on an old campfire site at Toughannock Falls, New York.  BioScience 33(3).
  35. Iwatsuki, Z. and Glime, J. M.  1983.  Notes on the moss flora of Hokkaido, northern Japan.  Proc. Bryol. Soc. Japan 3(8): 136.
  36. Iwatsuki, Z., Takita, K., and Glime, J. M.  1983.  Moss balls of Lake Kutcharo, Hokkaido.  Miscellanea Bryologica et Lichenologica 9(9): 199-201.  
  37. Glime, J. M.  1983.  Appendaged calyptra development in Fontinalis.  Journal of Bryology 12: 567-570. 
  38. Glime, J. M. and Rohwer, F.  1983.  The comparative effects of ethylene and 1-amino-cyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid on two species of Fontinalis.  Journal of Bryology 12: 611-616.
  39. Fahnenstiel, G. and Glime, J. M.  1983.  Subsurface chlorophyll maximum and associated Cyclotella pulse in Lake Superior.  International Revue gesampt Hydrobiologie 68(5): 605-616.
  40. Glime, J. M.  1983.  Review of origin of cellular life, by Stephen Wolfe.  Instructional Media, May 1983, pp. 455-456. 
  41. Glime, J. M. and Keen, R. E.  1984.  The importance of bryophytes in a man-centered world.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 55: 133-146. 
  42. Iwatsuki, Z. and Glime, J. M.  1984.  Podperaea, a new genus of Hypnaceae (Musci).  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 55: 495-500.   
  43. Glime, J. M.  1984.  Photographing bryophytes.  Bryological Times 27: 6-7.
  44. Glime, J. M.  1984.  Mosses for teaching tropisms.  Bryological Times 25: 5. 
  45. Glime, J. M.  1984.  Physio-ecological factors relating to reproduction and phenology in Fontinalis dalecarlica.  The Bryologist 87(1): 17-23. 
  46. See, A. and Glime, J. M.  1984.  Distinction of Fontinalis dalecarlica and F. flaccida from transverse sections of the stem.  Cryptogamie, Bryologie Lichenologie 5(1-2): 79-85.
  47. Glime, J. M.  1984.  Book review:  Flora of the Maritime Provinces.  The Canadian Field-Naturalist 98: 142-143.
  48. Glime, J. M. and Vitt, D. H.  1984.  The physiological adaptations of aquatic Musci.  Lindbergia 10: 41-52. 
  49. Glime, J. M.  1984.  Theories on adaptations to high light intensity in the aquatic moss Fontinalis.  Journal of Bryology 13: 257-262.
  50. Slack, N. G. and Glime, J. M.  1985.  Niche relationships of mountain stream bryophytes.  Bryologist 88: 7-18.
  51. Vitt, D. H. and Glime, J. M.  1985.  The structural adaptations of aquatic Musci.  Lindbergia 10: 95-110.
  52. Glime, J. M.  1985.  Photosynthesis and respiration.  Bryological Times 34: 2, 3.
  53. Glime, J. M. and Slavick, A. D.  1985.  A checklist of bryophytes and their critical localities in the Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan.  Michigan Botanist 24: 153-163. 
  54. Vitt, D. H., Glime, J. M., and LaFarge-England, C.  1986.  Bryophyte vegetation and habitat gradients of montane streams in western Canada.  Hikobia 9: 367-385.
  55. Glime, J. M., and Knoop, B. C.  1986.  Spore germination and protonemal development of Fontinalis squamosa.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 61: 487-497.
  56. Raeymaekers, G., and Glime, J. M.  1986.  The effects of simulated acidic rain and lead interaction on the phenology and chlorophyll content of Pleurozium schreberi (Brid.) Mitt.   Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 61: 525-541.
  57. Glime, J. M.  1986.  Language assistance.  Bryological Times 35: 6-7.
  58. Glime, J. M.  1986.  Sterile cultures.  Bryological Times 35: 4-5. 
  59. Glime, J. M.  1986.  Presentation of the first Hedwig medals.  Taxon 35: 189-191.
  60. Glime, J. M.  1987.  Growth model for Fontinalis duriaei based on temperature and flow conditions.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 62: 101-109.
  61. Glime, J. M.  1987.  Temperature optima of Fontinalis novae-angliae:  Implications for its distribution.  Symposia Biologica Hungarica 35: 569-576.
  62. Glime, J. M., Slack, N. G., and Meston, C. E.  1987.  A comparison of the Levins' and Freeman-Tukey niche width measures for the bryophytes in an Adirondack stream.  Symposia Biologica Hungarica 35: 457-466.
  63. Glime, J. M.  1987.  Phytogeographic implications of a Fontinalis (Bryopsida) growth model based on temperature and flow conditions for six species.  Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden 45: 154-170.
  64. Glime, J. M.  1987.  The role of tropisms in rhizoid attachment and branch orientation in Fontinalis.  Lindbergia 13: 85-90.
  65. Glime, J. M., and Raeymaekers, G.  1987.  Temperature effects on branch and rhizoid production in six species of Fontinalis.  Journal ofBryology14: 779-790.
  66. Glime, J. M., and Vitt, D. H.  1987.  A comparison of bryophyte species diversity and niche structure of montane streams and stream banks.  Canadian Journal of Botany 65: 1824-1837.
  67. Glime, J. M. and Iwatsuki, Z.  1987.  Bryophytes in opera.  Bryological Times 41: 7.
  68. Kawai, I. and Glime, J. M.  1988.  Experimental methods of staining with different colors in the stem of Polytrichum.  In Glime, J. M. (ed.):  Methods in Bryology.  pp. 367-368.  The Hattori Botanical Laboratory, Nichinan, Miyazaki, Japan.
  69. Glime, J. M.  1989.  Should mosses have common names?  Evansia 6: 1-6.
  70. Li, Y. and Glime, J. M.  1989.  Should mosses have common names?  part 2.  The common Names of Sphagnum.  Evansia 6: 25-27.
  71. Glime, J. M.  1989.  Dung mosses and other delicate subjects.  Wolf's Eye.  Summer, 1989.
  72. Glime, J. M.  1989.  Moss brooms.  Wolf's Eye.  Fall, 1989.
  73. Li, X., Glime, J. M., and Hattori, S.  1989.  Ecological gradient analysis of the genus Frullania on Mt. Albert Edward, Papua New Guinea.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 66: 359-369.
  74. Glime, J. M.  1989.  Review of Nash, T. H. III and Wirth, V. (Eds.).  1988.  Lichens, Bryophytes and Air Quality.  297 pp.  Bibliotheca Lichenologica 30.  J. Cramer, Johannesstrasse.  Bryologist 92: 448-450.
  75. Glime, J. M.  1990.  Reply to McQueen.  Evansia 7: 35. 
  76. Glime, J. M.  1990.  Botanical Interface.  Michigan Technological University, Houghton.  pp. 304. 
  77. Raeymaekers, G. and Glime, J. M.  1990.  Effect of simulated acidified canopy throughfall on the composition of percolate and the chlorophyll content from Pleurozium schreberi (Brid.) Mitt.  Mem. Soc. Roy. Bot. Belg. 12: 67-76.
  78. Glime, J. M., and Iwatsuki, Z.  1990. Niche characteristics of Cladonia lichens associated with geothermal vents in Japan.  Ecological Research 5: 131-141.
  79. Glime, J. M. and Iwatsuki, Z.  1990.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 3.  The Common Names of the Primitive Orders.  Evansia 7: 9-11.
  80. Glime, J. M. and Zhang, J.  1990.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 4.  The Dicranales.  Evansia 7: 41-46.
  81. Glime, J. M., Hudy, P. S., and Hattori, S.  1990.  Diversity and altitudinal niche width characteristics for 35 taxa of the Papua New Guinea Frullania flora with consideration of sibling pairs.  Tropical Bryology 2: 103-117.
  82. Li, Y. and Glime, J. M.  1990.  Growth and nutrient ecology of two Sphagnum species.  Hikobia 10: 445-451. 
  83. Glime, J. M.  1991.  1990 Meeting of ABLS at Wakulla Springs, Florida.  Evansia 8: 15-17.
  84. Glime, J. M.  1991.  Review of Noguchi, Illustrated Moss Flora of Japan.  Taxon.
  85. Glime, J. M. and Zhang, J.  1991.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 5.  The Common names of Pottiales.  Evansia 8: 32-37.
  86. Imura, S., Glime, J. M., and Iwatsuki, Z.  1991.  Propagula of Aulacomnium heterostichum in Japan.  Bryologist 94: 67-69.
  87. Li, Y. and Glime, J. M.  1991.  Growth response of two Sphagnum species to photoperiod.  Canadian Journal of Botany 69: 2643-2646.
  88. Glime, J. M.  insert on fire ecology in Raven's introductory botany book, resulting from my suggested rewrite of his insert during review
  89. Glime, J. M.  1992.  Effects of pollutants on aquatic species.  In J. W. Bates and A. M. Farmer (eds.).  Bryophytes and Lichens in a Changing Environment.  Clarendon Press, Oxford, London, pp. 333-361.
  90. Glime, J. M. and Li, Y.  1992.  Can one test competition in bryophytes.  Ecology Column.  The Bryological Times 66/67: 8-9.
  91. Li, Y., Glime, J. M., and Liao, C.-L..  1992.  Responses of two interacting Sphagnum species to water level.  Journal of Bryology 17: 59-70.
  92. Gagnon, Z. E., and Glime, J. M.  1992.  The pH-lowering ability of Sphagnum magellanicum Brid.  Journal of Bryology 17: 47-58.
  93. Glime, J. M.  1992.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 6.  The common names of Buxbaumiales and Grimmiales.  Evansia 9: 7-9. 
  94. Glime, J. M.  1992.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 7.  The common Names of Funariales.  Evansia 9: 45-48.
  95. Glime, J. M.  1992.  Stability or Pedagogy.  Ecology Column.  The Bryological Times 68/69: 1-2.
  96. Glime, J. M.  1993.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 8.  The common names of the Bryales.  Evansia 10: 1-8.
  97. Li, Y., Glime, J. M., and Drummer, T. D.  1993.  Effects of phosphorus on the growth of Sphagnum magellanicum Brid. and S. papillosum Lindb.  Lindbergia 18: 25-30.
  98. Glime, J. M.  1993.  Ecology Column.  In Bryological Times 75: 1-4.
  99. Glime, J. M.  1993.  The problem of stability in bryophyte nomenclature, by Lars Hedenäs.  Ecology Column, The Bryological Times 74: 1-2.
  100. Glime, J. M.  1993.  Present research on population biology of bryophytes in the Nordic countries, by Lars Soderstrom & Sanna Laaka.  Ecology Column, The Bryological Times 74: 3-5.
  101. Glime, J. M.  1993.  Chemical defence in bryophytes with high apparency, by Changliang Liao.  Ecology Column, The Bryological Times 75: 1-4.
  102. Glime, J. M.  1993.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 9.  The Common Names of Orthotrichales.  Evansia 10: 64-67.
  103. Glime, J. M. and Iwatsuki, Z.  1994.  Geothermal communities of Ponponyama, Hokkaido, Japan.  J. Hattori Bot. Lab 75: 133-147.
  104. Glime, J. M.  1994.  Should mosses have common names?  Part 10.  The common names of Leucodontales.  Evansia 11:30-34.
  105. Glime, J. M.  1994.  Bryophytes as homes for stream insects.  Hikobia 11: 483-497.
  106. Glime, J. M.  1996.  The challenge of teaching freshmen.  Labstracts 17(2): 9-10.
  107. Glime, J. M.  1996.  Aquatic bryoecology.  The Bryological Times 87: 2.
  108. Naegele, D. O.  1996.  Edible and Medicinal Plants of the Great Lakes Region.  Bryophytes Section by Janice M. Glime.  Wilderness Adventure Books, Davisburg, MI.  423 pp.
  109. Glime, J. M.  1996.  Bryonet is running.  Ecology Column, Bryological Times 86: 4.
  110. Glime, J. M.  1996.  Under-prepared students.  Labstracts 17(3): 12-13.
  111. Hong, W. S. and Glime, J. M.  1997.  Comparison of phorophyte communities on three major tree species on Ramsay Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada:  Bryophyte vs lichen dominance.  Lindbergia 22: 21-30.
  112. Glime, J. M. and Iwatsuki, Z.  1997.  Niche partitioning of plant taxa associated with geothermal vents at Wakoto, Hokkaido, Japan.  Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 82: 123-141.
  113. Glime, J. M. and Hong, W. S.  1997.  Relationships of geothermal bryophyte communities to soil characteristics at Thermal Meadow, Hotsprings Island, Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada.  J. Bryol. 19: 435-448.
  114. Glime, J. M. and Li, Y.  1998.  pH lowering ability of Sphagnum.  Science Activities 45(3): 10-16.
  115. Bowden, W. B., Arscott, D., Pappathanasi, D., Finlay, J., Glime, J. M., LaCroix, J., Liao, C.-L., Hershey, A., Lampella, T., Peterson, B., Wollheim, W., Slavik, K., Shelley, B., Chesterton, M. B., Lachance, J. A., LeBlanc, R. M., Steinman, A., and Suren, A.  1999.  Roles of bryophytes in stream ecosystems.  J. N. Amer. Benthol. Soc. 18:151-184.  (pp. 151-154 my contribution, pp. 163-165 coauthored with my graduate students)
  116. Saxena, D. K., Saxena, A. and Glime, J.  1999.  Leaf area index and shoot densities of Sphagnum squarrosum Cram. Samml. and Ceratodon purpureus (Hedw.) Brid.  Geophytology 29: 61-63.
  117. Glime, J. M.  2001.  The role of bryophytes in temperate forest ecosystems.  Hikobia 13: 267-289.
  118. Glime, J. M.  2002.  Bryophytes associated with hart's tongue fern (Asplenium scolopendrium var. americanum) on dolomite rocks in Mackinac County, Michigan.  Michigan Botanist 41(1): 5-11.
  119. Glime, J. M. 2002. Bryophytes of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Michigan, USA. Michigan Botanist 41(2): 31-45.

  120. Glime, J. M. and Hong, W. S.  2002.  Bole epiphytes on three conifer species from Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada.  Bryologist 105: 451-464.
  121. Liu, Y., Cao, T., and Glime, J. M.  2003.  The changes of membrane permeability of mosses under high temperature stress.  Bryologist 106: 55-62.
  122. Saxena, D. K., Saxena, A., and Glime, J. M.   Metabolic effects and glutathione mediated detoxification of copper and cadmium in Sphagnum squarrosum. Lindbergia (pending revisions).
  123. Peet, G. H., Crum, H. A., and Glime, J. M.  2003.  Orthothecium diminutivum discovered at Scott's Falls in Alger County, Michigan.  Michigan Botanist 42: 103-104.
  124. Liu, Y., Li, Z.-Y., Cao, T., and Glime, J. M.  2004.  The influences of high temperature stress on cell damage and shoot survival rates of Plagiomnium acutum.  Journal of Bryology 26: 265-271.
  125. Yayintas, O. T. and Glime, J. M.  2005.  Second record of Grimmia unicolor for Turkey.  Lindbergia 30: 113-115.
  126. Glime, J. M.  2006.  Bryophytes and herbivory.  Cryptogamie, Bryologie 27(1): 191-203.
  127. Bowden, W. B., Glime, J. M., and Riis, T.  2006.  Macrophytes and bryophytes.  Chapter 18.  In:  Hauer, F. R. and Lamberti, G. A.  Methods in Stream Ecology.  Elsevier, Boston.  pp. 381-414.
  128. Shields, J., Webster, C. R., and Glime, J. M.  2007.  Bryophyte community response to silvicultural opening size in a managed northern hardwood forest.  Forest Ecology and Management (in press)

Books

  1. Glime, J. M.  1986.  Botanical Interface.  Book Crafters, 439 pp. (Text for General Botany)
  2. Glime, J. M. (ed.).  1988.  Methods in Bryology.  The Hattori Botanical Laboratory, Nichinan, Miyazaki, Japan.  403 pp.
  3. Glime, J. M. and Saxena, D.  1991.  Uses of Bryophytes.  Today and Tomorrow's Printers & Publishers, New Delhi.  100 pp.
  4. Glime, J. M.  1993.  The Elfin World of Mosses and Liverworts of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and Isle Royale.  Isle Royale Natural History Association, 148 pp.
  5. Glime, Janice M.  2007.  Bryophyte Ecology.  Volume 1.  Physiological Ecology. Ebook sponsored by Michigan Technological University and the International Association of Bryologists.  <http://www.bryoecol.mtu.edu/>
  6. Glime, J. M.  2007.  Bryophyte Ecology.  Volume 5.  Uses. Ebook sponsored by Michigan Technological University and the International Association of Bryologists.  <http://www.bryoecol.mtu.edu/>.
  7. Glime, J. M.  2007.  Economic and ethnic uses of bryophytes.  In:  Flora of North America Editorial Committee.  (eds.).  Flora of North America North of Mexico.  Vol. 27.  Bryophyta, part 1.  Oxford University Press, New York.  pp. 14-41.

Relevant Reports:

  1. Glime, J. M., Longwith, J. E., and Meston, C.  1984.  Baseline bryological survey to assess potential ecological effects of atmospheric deposition in Isle Royale National Park.  Annual Report, NPS Contract No. CX-001-2-0704.  137 pp.
  2. Glime, J. M.,  Raeymaekers, G., Gibson, W., and Zhang, J.  1989.  The effect of wet and dry fallout and the assessment of criteria to use bryophytes as monitors of acid rain on Isle Royale National Park.  Final Report, NPS Contract No. CA-6000-4-8003 #4.  221 pp.
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Publications by my Grad Students:

  1. Gundale, M. J. 2002.  The influence of exotic earthworms on the soil organic horizon and the rare fern Botrychium mormo.  Conservation Biology 16(6): 1-8.

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