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Biatora efflorescens

Biatora efflorescens

A species of Dot lichens

Biatora efflorescens is a type of lichen that grows predominantly in cool, temperate habitats. It thrives best on the bark of trees, often in regions with high humidity. Biatora efflorescens features distinct pale yellow-green thalli that contribute visually to its environment. It plays a crucial role in its ecosystem, such as aiding in the decomposition process and providing habitats for various microorganisms.

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