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Buellia trachyspora

Buellia trachyspora

A species of Disc lichens

Buellia trachyspora is a species of lichen that thrives on exposed rock surfaces, preferring sunny environments. This species is part of a group that contributes to the weathering of rocks by slowly breaking them down, which can aid in soil formation. Easily recognized by its rugged, blackish appearance, buellia trachyspora forms a symbiotic relationship with algae, providing a fascinating example of mutualistic interaction in ecosystems.

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