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LICHEN THAT DISAPPEAR BECAUSE OF LICHEN
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Only with larger amounts of ammonia do schildmossen and takmossen disappear. As shown in the picture they can be found together. Ammonia loving Poedergeelkorst (on the right) and Heksenvingermos (in the middle) and the species that dissapear: Melig takmos (on the left) are holding on to the same substrate but prefer different condition determined by factors such as humidity, sunlight and wind.
Photo: Zoomweg, Wageningen-Rutger Hooftman (2024)
In a clean environment, with little ammonia in the air, both schildmosachtigen and takmossen and even rendiermosachtigen can be spotted. In the image above you can see Fijn bekermos (on the left) Boschildmos (in the middle) and Melig takmos (on the right)
Photo: Grintweg, Wageningen-Rutger Hooftman (2023)
C: Lecanorales: Parmeliaceae
Schildmosachtigen
Flavoparmelia caperata
Bosschildmos
A large, gray-green, leaf-shaped species, with powdery spots in the middle.
Hypogymnia physodes
Gewoon schorsmos
A large, gray, leaf-shaped species with rounded lobes, often with clusters of powder and black specks
Parmelia sulcata
Gewoon schildmos
Gew
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A small, highly branched, green-yellow, leaf-like species.
D: Takmos
Ramalina farinacea
Melig takmos
A green, shrub-like species with pointed tips. Often with round spots of fine powder.
Evernia prunastri
Eikenmos
A greenish-gray, shrub-like species with flattened branches that are white on the underside.
Usnea subfloridana
Gewoon baardmos
A green, shrub-like species. Rare!
Takmos & Schilmosachtigen-rich environment
Schildmos AR-model
Takmos AR-model
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