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Graphid Lichen (Graphis mucronata) Small pale greyish-white plaques (photobiont) were seen on moist thick bark of a eucalypt. Each of these plaques had a scribbly lead-grey pattern. These long, branched reproductive parts (Lirellae) are the spore-bearing  apothecia.<br />
There were several of these patches on the bark but you had to have a close look to see the &#039;scribbles&#039;. This was spotted on a tree in the coastal area - Snowy River estuary. Australia,Fall,Geotagged,Graphis mucronata Click/tap to enlarge Species introCountry intro

Graphid Lichen (Graphis mucronata)

Small pale greyish-white plaques (photobiont) were seen on moist thick bark of a eucalypt. Each of these plaques had a scribbly lead-grey pattern. These long, branched reproductive parts (Lirellae) are the spore-bearing apothecia.
There were several of these patches on the bark but you had to have a close look to see the 'scribbles'. This was spotted on a tree in the coastal area - Snowy River estuary.

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''Graphis mucronata ''is a graphid lichen found in Australia. It is in the family Graphidaceae.

Similar species: Ostropales
Species identified by Leuba Ridgway
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By Leuba Ridgway

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Uploaded May 24, 2017. Captured May 16, 2017 13:16 in 13 Argyle Parade, Marlo VIC 3888, Australia.
  • SZ-10
  • f/10.4
  • 10/800s
  • ISO100
  • 7.64mm