An attempt to estimate the epiphytic lichen phytomass on the Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris L) stems and branches is taken. It is determined that the epiphytic lichen phytomass on a Scotch pine varies from 130 to 1090 g. Lichens of the Bryoria (45 %), Hypogymnia (34 %) and Evernia (12 %) species bring main contribution. Epiphyte phytomass makes 96 % from whole mass on the tree branches. The most part of lichens (66 %) has been found in the zone of the greatest branch development (at height of 9-13,5m). The epiphytic lichen phytomass on the tree stems is very small (4 %) and concentrated in the stem basis on 70 %.
Scotch pine, phytomass, epiphytic lichens, Lower Priangarye
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