Squamarina lentigera is a type of lichen that thrives in calcareous environments. It forms crust-like patches on rocks, which are typically beige or light gray. This lichen is known for its ability to tolerate extreme conditions, such as high exposure to sunlight and drying. Squamarina lentigera plays a role in breaking down rocks into soil and is an indicator of limestone presence.
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General Info About Squamarina lentigera
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Attributes of Squamarina lentigera
Flesh Bruises
The flesh or milk does not discolor when bruised or cut.
