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Powdery medallion lichen (Dirinaria applanata ...

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Powdery medallion lichen (Dirinaria applanata) on an oak in cemetery at Mission de Cristo Jesus Church at road 259 in Port Sullivan, west from Hearne. Texas, January 8, 2019



The powdery medallion lichen Dirinaria applanata can be found thriving on oak trees in the serene surroundings of Mission de Cristo Jesus Church at Road 259 in Port Sullivan, located west of Hearne, Texas. The photograph was captured on January 8, 2019, showcasing the delicate beauty of this lichen species. – generated by AI

The image depicts a close-up view of various types of lichen and moss growing on an oak tree trunk. The lichens are light green with rounded edges that appear to be powdery or dusty looking. There is a dark green and yellowish moss in the background.

In summary, this image showcases the diverse range of lichens and mosses found on an oak tree trunk, highlighting their unique textures and colors. – AI vision

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