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Ramalina whinrayi
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Ramalina whinrayi is a species of fruticose lichen in the family Ramalinaceae. This Australian endemic forms rigid, tufted growths up to 10 cm tall on granitic boulders and basaltic cliffs in the harsh, wind-swept environment of Bass Strait islands and northern Tasmania. It is distinguished by its distinctive internal anatomy featuring a thick outer cortex and discontinuous cord-like tissue that creates islands of medullary tissue, a structure reminiscent of the Northern Hemisphere species R. capitata....read more on Wikipedia.
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