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Mycobilimbia subbyssoidea
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Mycobilimbia subbyssoidea is a species of crustose lichen in the family Ramalinaceae. This small lichen forms thin, greyish patches with tiny black fruiting bodies up to 1 mm across. It was found growing among dying moss on Heard Island, a remote and largely ice-covered island in the southern Indian Ocean, and remains known only from the original discovery site....read more on Wikipedia.
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