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![]() Cladonia spp. 1 On soil. From Acadia National Park, Maine. |
![]() Cladonia spp. 2 On mossy decaying wood. From Southern Ontario. |
![]() Three species of Cladonia. On decaying wood. From Mary's Peak, western Oregon. |
![]() Cladonia spp. 3 On soil. From the North Shore of Lake Superior, Ontario. |
![]() Cladonia spp. 4 On mossy soil. From the Parc Laurentides, Quebec. |
![]() Cladonia, Peltigera, Stereocaulon. On soil. From Olympic National Park, Washington. |
![]() Cladonia sp.and Peltigera sp. On soil. From Olympic National Park, Washington. |
![]() Cladonia deformis (pale green) and Cladonia cenotea cfr. On mossy soil. From near Williams Lake, interior British Columbia. |
![]() Cladonia stellaris with a Stereocaulon sp. On mossy soil. From the Parc Laurentides, Quebec. |
![]() Cladonia and Stereocaulon On soil. From Willamette National Forest, Oregon. |
![]() Lichens on a wooden fencepost From coastal Sonoma County, north of San Francisco, California. |
![]() Thelomma sp. etc. On wooden fence. From coastal Sonoma County, north of San Francisco, California. |
![]() Cladonia spp. 5 On log. From Ottawa, Ontario. |
![]() Mixed lichens on wooden fence. From Roan Mountain, Tennessee. |
![]() Psora decipiens with a vagrant species of Xanthoparmelia. On gravelly soil. From southeastern Idaho. |
![]() Vagrant species of Rhizoplaca and Xanthoparmelia On gravelly soil. From southeastern Idaho. |
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![]() Vagrant and attached species of Xanthoparmelia On soil and rock. From northwestern New Mexico. |
![]() Vagrant species of Rhizoplaca and Xanthoparmelia, plus Psora decipiens On gravelly soil. From southeastern Idaho. (for more image of these lichens go to Close Scenics Southwest) |
![]() Nephroma arcticum (lower foreground) with Nephroma linita, mixed with Cladonia spp. On soil. From Chugach National Forest, near Portage Lake, Southeast Alaska. |
![]() A mixture of Cladonia spp. with Thamnolia sp. and other lichens and moss in the Alaskan tundra along the Denali Highway, west of Paxon, interior Alaska. |
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