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treeguy123

Long hanging type of lichen Identification help

treeguy123
13 years ago

Does anybody know what type of lichen this is? I found it hanging in the branches of a old (Juniperus virginiana) in full to partial sun. It's about 5.5 to 6 inches long. Some were even a little longer than this one in the picture.

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