/r/Lichen
A place for pictures, questions, scholarly articles, and anything else lichen-related.
Hi lichen-lovers! Feel free to submit all of your lichen related content. As usual, no spam, etc. No NSFW links please (although I don't know how you would manage that considering the intended subject matter of this subreddit).
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I was scrolling fb and saw this post in a group I’m in. I saw a few comments calling it “The Mother” but I’m still unsure of what that even is. Is it a bacteria? Mold? Fungus?
I bought a plant that’s in rough condition yesterday and I found these green bits in the soil, is it lichen? Is it harmful? If not is there any way to keep it alive?
These are always around here and I'd like a name to put to them :) thanks in advance
Just one little tree in a forest covered in lichens. Avalon peninsula - Newfoundland.
One green light, one pink. The stick was just under 2cm in diameter.
I know next to nothing about lichen. We have a bright orange lichen that looks almost painted onto rocks. I scraped some & it came off like powder. I sprinkled the powder around in center. Is there any chance it’ll grow?
A pocket of green in a burnt gnarl of jack-pine. The birches make pallisades in places: wilting heat-soaks to become flash-over fire suppression. In any case, the river cools the rocks in it's flow, like my feet, after sawing a breach through the potcullis that fell across our way in the fire. I ate the fireweed and my muscles burned less, relentless as that way was, I left a tree for the squirrels to easily go about their planting again; always with the watchful lichens growing undisturbed, through fire and flood.
Photo credit: https://www.instagram.com/bellisle_photography/
Any info is appreciated!