Mouse ears is a type of lichen notable for its unique leaf-like appearance and delicate texture, resembling the shape of mouse ears. Typically found in moist, forested areas, this species thrives on the bark of trees, where it contributes to the ecosystem by aiding in nutrient cycling and providing habitat for microorganisms.
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Common Questions
General Info About Mouse ears
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Attributes of Mouse ears
Cap
The upper surface is felted to finely hairy,gray-brown to green-gray,the undersurface whitish with bluish soralia (areas where the soredia are formed)
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Habitat of Mouse ears
On living trees
Distribution Area of Mouse ears
North America,East Africa,Central and South America,Eastern and southern Asia,Australia,New Zealand
