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Bonnets (Genus Mycena)Observer
catocalamityDescription
Found underneath a rock
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Calico Aster (Symphyotrichum lateriflorum)Observer
hollyyoungDescription
Wrights Mountain
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Bushy, Eastern, Heart-leaved, and Old Field Asters (Section Symphyotrichum)Observer
letsgo80
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Wreath Lichens (Genus Phaeophyscia)Observer
pete_woodsDescription
This lichen is not black on top; this is a lichen whose cortex has been completely eaten by a snail.
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Pixie Cup Lichens (Genus Cladonia)Observer
iaincrowellDescription
C. caespitica seems like probably the best bet based on Hinds&Hinds (without doing chem test), but the lack of any apothecia and the clumpy nature of it seems a little off.
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Globe Ball Lichen (Sphaerophorus globosus)Observer
marymacaulayDescription
most of these ancient trees have bern scraped. they missed this one on OG yellow birch scaf cmt
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Browned Pixie-cup Lichen (Cladonia cervicornis)Observer
hans_1Description
Podetia approximately 1 cm tall!
Photos were taken after rain.
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Powdery Axil-bristle Lichen (Myelochroa aurulenta)Observer
bertharrisDescription
Damp, on Acer sp. bark.
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Fountain Feather-Moss (Hygroamblystegium tenax)Observer
birdleavesDescription
On wet shale seep
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Fringed Heartwort (Ricciocarpos natans)Observer
ctgreghDescription
In small impoundment off Housatonic River; ID help from Bill Moorhead
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mjpapayDescription
On the tallest periodically inundated bedrock in the channel of Deep River, and located above the zone of Peltula euploca. The same rock as the other, same-day observation of this species. (It is so uncommonly reported, it seemed worthwhile to post observations of both individuals).
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Mustard Lichen (Pyxine subcinerea)Observer
mjpapayDescription
On a canopy White Oak, Quercus alba, that was felled by recent high winds (which were more destructive a few miles north in Durham, where many trees were felled across a wide area, Duke Gardens not escaping the brunt of the storm).
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Phyllopsora confusaObserver
mjpapayDescription
Inches above the usual pool level of a rock pool in the floodplain of the Haw River.
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Mountain Magnificence (Punctelia reddenda)Observer
mirandaengelshovenDescription
tested C-
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Kurtziella cerinaObserver
gwt2102Description
Found a lot of these in a cluster of shells at the edge of a tidal pool
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Creeping Saltbush (Atriplex prostrata)Observer
wernerehlDescription
Just above the wrack line. Sandy shore.
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Tree Fringewort (Ptilidium pulcherrimum)Observer
lynnharperDescription
Specimen #232. On trunk of fallen, but still living, maple in part shade. Access granted under a DCR WSP research permit.
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Rustwort (Nowellia curvifolia)Observer
lynnharperDescription
Specimen #226. On fallen, de-barked tree in shade. Access granted under a DCR WSP research permit.
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Southern Red Oak (Quercus falcata)Observer
choessDescription
Apparently I've been walking past this one for a decade.
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Powder-edged Speckled Greenshield (Flavopunctelia soredica)Observer
stephen_bucklinDescription
hitchhiker on planted honey locust, located about 7’ up trunk
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Freckled Pelt Lichen (Peltigera aphthosa)Observer
william_cullinaDescription
On mossy hummock under northern white cedar
