Gray horsehair lichen is a type of lichen distinguished by its fine, hair-like strands that often drape from tree branches, resembling gray tresses. It thrives in cool, forested environments, preferring the bark and wood of conifers. Gray horsehair lichen is notable for its ability to survive in environments with varying humidity and temperatures, showcasing its adaptability.
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General Info About Gray horsehair lichen
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Attributes of Gray horsehair lichen
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
You can find Gray horsehair lichen by these plants:
Mugo pine
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Scientific Classification of Gray horsehair lichen
