Burred horsehair lichen is a fascinating lichen found on tree trunks and branches. It's recognized for its tangled, thread-like appearance, similar to horsehair. Its unique structure aids in survival in its natural habitat, allowing it to thrive across various environments. As a lichen, burred horsehair lichen plays a key role in ecosystem balance by contributing to nutrient cycling and supporting wildlife.
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General Info About Burred horsehair lichen
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Attributes of Burred horsehair lichen
Stem
0.3 mm wide; not at all contorted; generally pale
Body Color
White
Species Status
Rare in the Alps.
Endangered Species
No
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Habitat of Burred horsehair lichen
Bark
Scientific Classification of Burred horsehair lichen
