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Ramalina caespitella
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Ramalina caespitella is a species of rock-dwelling, fruticose lichen in the family Ramalinaceae. Described in 1986 from specimens collected on Long Island in Bass Strait, this lichen is found only in Australia, where it grows on exposed rocky cliff faces on islands in Bass Strait and along the Tasmanian coast. It forms distinctive rigid, tufted cushions that can grow up to 10 centimetres tall. The species reproduces mainly through powdery propagules, and contains characteristic lichen products including sekikaic acid....read more on Wikipedia.
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