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A close-up of tree bark with patches of vibrant orange and yellow lichen growing on its rough surface. The textured bark and colorful lichen create a striking natural contrast, highlighting the complexity and beauty of the forest ecosystem.

A tree covered with leafy foliose lichens and shrubby fruticose lichens. Lichen on the tree bark winter season. Winter background

Particular view of a fir tree trunk covered by moss, FVG region forests at winter, Italy.

Horizontal closeup photo of patches of yellow and white lichen growing on Maple tree bark in Autumn. Armidale, New England high country, NSW

Close-up of tree bark with different colors

Lichen on a tree in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada.

In the forest, the lichen Xanthoria parietina grows on the bark of a tree.

close-up of the trunk of a tree covered with lichen

A snow covered tree in a wintery New England Forest.

Lichen with foliaceous thallus up to 15 cm, yellow-orange, forming more or less regular rosettes, often aggregated to each other and sometimes occupying large spaces, with flat, rounded lobes, more or less ascending at the ends. Vertical image. Copy Space

a close up of a tree trunk with lichens on it

Close-up on dark brown cracked tree bark with white lichen stain on the surface and moss, texture resembling reptile skin

A tree trunk with white lichen, black lichen and also some green lichen.

Russia, Abstract, Backgrounds, Beauty, Birch Tree

Pine trunk covered with lichen. Cracked pine bark close-up and lichen. Drying tree. Damaged bark on a pine trunk, details. Moss

$Several lichen species on a larch trunk in Engadine. Lichens are hardy and unusual organisms comprised of a fungus and an alga (or photosynthetic bacterium) living together in a symbiotic relationship. They only require an undisturbed surface, time and clean air. As they are very sensitive to air pollution, they are rarely found in urban areas. Lichens can absorb water through any part of their thalli and have no need of roots. They do not damage plants or rob the bark of moisture. \nEasy to identify the Oak moss (Evernia prunastri), a species of lichen valued in perfumery for its heavy, oriental fragrance and as a fixative base. \n46°52'37.5\$

Xanthoria parietina - yellow-green lichen on a tree branch, Odessa

Tree bark. Green moss on tree. Birch in woods. Details of nature.

Maple tree trunk with lichen against out of focus tall grass in a meadow

natural texture of bark covered with green moss on a pine tree

huge trees with grown moss on azores islands, portugal.

Embossed texture of the brown bark of a tree with green moss and lichen on it. .

Close-up full frame shot of textured plant bark with moss and fungus

Tree in the Krakowski Park in centre of Cracow.

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