physcia

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Colorful lichens, including Xanthoria (yellow-orange), Physcia (grey), and Usnea Royalty Free Stock Photo

The lichen Physcia aipolia on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Physcia caesia, known as blue-gray rosette lichen and powder-back lichen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree branches display rough, textured bark with patches of lichen (possibly Physcia or Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lichen Physcia tribacia white on a rock. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Physcia stellaris Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lichen varieties Parmelia Hypogymnia and Physcia growing on a decaying tree trunk in a forest during early morning light

Physcia caesia, known as blue-gray rosette lichen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful lichens Xanthoria parietina and Physcia aipolia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colorful lichens, greyish brown lichen Physcia stellaris growing on a branch of tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Physcia lichen in wild on tree bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lichen (Physcia tenella) on painted and rusted metal surface. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Physcia caesia, known as blue-gray rosette lichen. Top view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lichen species including Parmelia Hypogymnia and Physcia cover a decaying tree trunk showcasing their unique textures and colors in a serene forest setting.