Congratulations! This is the first spotting of this species on Project Noah!
The interior has dark orange apothecia and the lobed margins are lighter.
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Thank you for trying...I've been searching everywhere and can't find a picture of one that looks like this.
This crustose lichen is characterized by its bright neon yellow color, cracked thallus and lobed margins. Always found in association with other crustose lichens. Grows in a radiating pattern which sometimes merge together to form a large mosaic (pic 5).
The leafy brown thallus is smooth with raised black apothecia and can resemble chocolate chip cookies. The lichen is an umbilicate lichen (a lichen that is only attached to its substrate at a single point).
