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Blue blister lichen

Toninia sedifolia

A species of Bruise lichen

Blue blister lichen is a distinctive species recognized for its blue-gray to bluish or slate-colored appearance. It primarily grows on calcareous rocks, thriving in environments where few other lichens can. Blue blister lichen contributes to its ecosystem by participating in the nitrogen cycle, benefiting nearby plant life by enhancing soil fertility.

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