A species of Jelly lichens, Also known as Blistered jelly lichen
Effervescent tarpaper lichen is a unique type of fungus living symbiotically with algae to form lichen. It thrives in damp environments often found on rocks, soil, or tree bark. Characterized by its dark, leathery texture and bumpy surface, effervescent tarpaper lichen plays a role in ecosystem nutrient cycles, decomposing material, and contributing to soil formation.
Odor:
Insignificant, typically lichen-like
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General Info About Effervescent tarpaper lichen
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Attributes of Effervescent tarpaper lichen
Cap
Ridged, with small, simple or branched propagules
Spore Print Color
White
Odor
Insignificant, typically lichen-like
Body Color
Brown
Black
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
Species Status
Widely distributed
Endangered Species
No
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Habitat of Effervescent tarpaper lichen
Damp trees, rocks
Distribution Area of Effervescent tarpaper lichen
North America,Europe,Central and South America,Asia
Scientific Classification of Effervescent tarpaper lichen
