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Graphid Lichen

Dyplolabia afzelii

Photo by Machi
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Field Notes

Description:

Darker thallus than I usually see.

Habitat:

Oak-dominated area at Watermelon Pond Wildlife and Environmental Area. Lichens are a great indicator of good air quality, especially when you have a good diversity of species in an area

Notes:

Watermelon Pond WEA Bioblitz 2017

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