Crustose lichen – efloraofindia | Google Groups : 2 images. Lichens very important indicator of forest health seen at Kulgi WLS, Karnataka last week of April’10.
I hope this is Diploicia canescens
To a layperson, it does not look like Diploica Canescens. Attaching herewith a link showing all the pictures of Diploica Canescens as well
as Diploica Subcanescens. They look different to me, however, I may be wrong. Two links on lichens. http://www.stridvall.se/lichens/gallery/Diploicia?page=1 http://www.saguaro-juniper.com/i_and_i/lichens/lichens.html Thanks for your efforts … I am unable to open any of the links. If … can see the same, perhaps he will be able to deicde the ID. Thanks.
See its hard to determine a Lichen without getting a close look Hence i cant make ambiguous comment Sorry for it Yazdy ji. Kindly excuse me. Sorry for it. Sorry |
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