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Giant shield lichen

Cetrelia cetrarioides

A species of Giant shield lichen

Giant shield lichen is a type of lichen known for its large, leaf-like structure that often displays a grayish-green color. It primarily grows on the bark of trees in moist, forested habitats. Giant shield lichen contributes to its ecosystem by hosting algae that perform photosynthesis, thereby producing energy and benefiting its surroundings.

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Attributes of Giant shield lichen
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
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