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Photo by mwarren
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Field Notes

Description:

Clings to surface of metal gate

Habitat:

Cemetery with brush and low growth trees near a parking lot

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
Malcolm Wilton-Jones
The pale greyish green is a type of Lichen while the brown, grey and yellow growths are fungi. Since Lichens are a symbiosis of Fungi and Algae and/or cyano-bacteria you could change the category to Fungi. If you can get closer pictures of each individual organism, perhaps by cropping the original picture you could make a spotting of each organism.

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PublishedOctober 14, 2014

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