Pycnora praestabilis
Mmmmm, cookie dough lichen. I thereby assign P. praestabillis this common name. Am I allowed to do that? No, but who’s gonna stop me? You? Ha! Unlikely! This crustose lichen is made up of small, lumpy areoles 1-1.5 mm in diameter. It is a dull yellowish-brown or gray on the surface, and speckled with dark pycnidia. It has flat, black apothecia with a thin, winding margin. P. praestabilis grows on conifer wood and rarely bark at altitudes between 1970-3400 m in Europe and North America.
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