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Lepraria caesioalba

Lepraria caesioalba

A species of Dust lichens

Lepraria caesioalba is a type of lichen known for its distinct light blue or whitish color. It typically grows on rocks and is widespread in various environments. Lepraria caesioalba lacks the leafy or shrubby structures common in other lichens, appearing more as a powdery crust. It's valued in ecological studies for indicating air quality and environmental changes.

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Attributes of Lepraria caesioalba
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
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