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| | | Tiny fungi/lichen for ID
Can anyone tell me what this is please? Growing on a rock in a coniferous wood in Perthshire, Scotland. At first glance it looked like a 'mint-green' lichen but closer inspection showed these little things growing in it. 
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11-05-2010, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by agrumpycow  Can anyone tell me what this is please? Growing on a rock in a coniferous wood in Perthshire, Scotland. At first glance it looked like a 'mint-green' lichen but closer inspection showed these little things growing in it. | it looks very much like Baeomyces roseus to me, but then i'm no lichen expert.
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Originally Posted by ashgale it looks very much like Baeomyces roseus to me, but then i'm no lichen expert.
one i would very much like to find myself. lucky you
ashgale. | Which is now Dibaeis baeomyces  |
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Originally Posted by ashgale it looks very much like Baeomyces roseus to me, but then i'm no lichen expert.
one i would very much like to find myself. lucky you
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Originally Posted by flaxton Which is now Dibaeis baeomyces | Thanks for the replies I can't find much about it on search engines, is it rare or just too boring to have been written about?
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Originally Posted by JennyS | Thanks Jenny, Baeomyces rufus definitely looks much more like I found.
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