Dot lichen, a member of the Arthoniaceae family, typically grows on bark, often appearing on smooth surfaces of shrubs and trees. It forms small, distinct spots that resemble minute dots, which contributes to its name. Characterized by its unique spot-like appearance and growth pattern, dot lichen is noted for its contribution to the biodiversity of its habitat.
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