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Fuscidea ramboldioides
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Fuscidea ramboldioides is a species of saxicolous (rock-dwelling) crustose lichen in the family Fuscideaceae. First described from Mount Freycinet in Tasmania in 2001, it has since been recorded from mainland Australia, including New South Wales and Western Australia. The lichen forms extensive greyish-brown crusts on granite rocks that can reach nearly a metre wide. It is readily confused with the common Ramboldia petraeoides, which inspired its scientific name, though the two species differ in their internal chemistry and ascospore structure....read more on Wikipedia.
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