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Lichen
Ramalina siliquosa



Picture of Strandbrosklav


Distribution
Distribution in scandinavian waters

Maximum length: 2-10 cm long branches.
Appearance: Has a grey-green or yellow-green, bush like body, comprising of narrow and stiff, protruding or hanging branches that originate from a common point of attachment. The fruiting structures are contained at the points of each branch. The stalk is short and arched, has a grey-yellow disc that is surrounded by a thin edge that is often bent backwards and has the same colour as the body.
Depth:
Environment: Grows on saltwater splashed cliffs in the upper parts of the beach zone, but not on cliffs that have been over fertilized by bird droppings.
Classification: Are members of the lichen group.


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