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Meanings of lichen in English
Usage of lichen in English
1
Here we report a case of generalized lichen nitidus in Russell-Silver syndrome.
2
The South Island lichen moth is also known as the zebra moth.
3
The scabrous feel of lichen and bird droppings brought back more memories.
4
The lichen mycota is compared with similar localities in Italy and Switzerland.
5
One great rock stood up very beautiful in a pink lichen garment.
6
They were strolling among the ancient, lichen-encrusted headstones that surrounded the church.
7
Above us tower 300 feet of deep-orange granite painted green with lichen.
8
The roofs were overgrown with lichen, yellow on slate, red on tiles.
9
Humming-birds use bits of lichen and moss to decorate their tiny nests.
10
The wood was softened with the first traces of lichen and mildew.
11
Pale orange lichen upholsters the branches of almond trees alongside the path.
12
This was the Eocene, when today's lichen-covered tundra was a coniferous forest.
13
She directed them upslope and soon bare lichen-stained rock mounded around them.
14
Green lichen had started to grow on the side of the building.
15
Well well, what a sophisticated little blob of lichen we have become.
16
The arterial red contrasts nicely with the neon yellow of the lichen.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common