lichen

Converse of object

• encrust: You will arrive at an imposing lichen encrusted gateway.
• remove: The pressure of the jet is carefully adjusted as the job proceeds, to remove lichen and grime without undue force.
• cover: Brief Encounter VS 4c At the back of the the bay is a lichen covered slab.
• include: The heathland is rich in lichens, including the rare golden hair lichen.
• use: Humans have a long history of using lichens for different purposes.
• have: In East Devon, we have some very rare lichens dependent on trees, particularly on ash.

Adjective modifier

• crustose: Current status This crustose lichen grows on the trunks of mature trees with basic bark.
• epiphytic: The woods have an exceptional diversity of rare epiphytic lichens.
• foliose: The orange foliose lichen in the close-up is Xanthoria parietina.
• leafy: Note the junction between the brown-black lava stone and green and leafy lichen.
• rare: In East Devon, we have some very rare lichens dependent on trees, particularly on ash.
• gray: They wore wigs of gray lichen beneath their red caps.

Modifies a noun

• planus: Back to top How can lichen planus be treated?
• sclerosus: With lichen sclerosus, there are inflammatory cells below the skin.
• flora: Lichen flora is also well developed with many of the classic heathland species present.
• assemblage: The composition of lichen assemblages on derelict mine sites, is largely determined by the metal deposits present.
• specie: Being long-lived mature trees develop a large community of lichen species of which at least 50 are known to be locally rare.
• growth: East wall: Fabric ' B ' , the masonry with heavy lichen growth.

Noun used with modifier

• jelly: Of the rivers draining from the plateau, only the Glenarm has records of Priority Species the otter and the river jelly lichen.
• tar: These are not the only tar lichens present on the shore and they are difficult to distinguish from each other.