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Rich brown apothecia; indistinct cups, not sorediate; few ascending squamules on podetia; podetia 1-6 cm tall; podetia grey/green.
cool north facing talus field. Rock type Granitic. 4500-5000 feet
Yeah that is what i thought, but I think the podetia isn't sorediate as C. cariosa appears. hmmm
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Spotted on Oct 7, 2013
Submitted on Oct 13, 2013
