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lichen

[lahy-kuhn] / ˈlaɪ kən /
NOUN
moss
Synonyms


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A late-March walk in the hills east of Berkeley revealed oaks, only recently a steely gray, have turned sharply green; even the lichen covering their bark appeared refreshed in the morning mist.

From Los Angeles Times

Carrying her children activated an autoimmune condition that made her so itchy her skin became like lichen; because of her pregnancy complications, she now has permanent liver disease and diabetes.

From Washington Post

Bring a store of patience on the self-guided tour; it can be challenging to spot the specimens on wide stretches of stone dotted with lichen, discolored by the elements and encroached on by plant life.

From Washington Post

The birds use bits of lichen, plant downs and fibers, twigs, and spiderwebs to create cuplike nests that they attach to branches.

From Washington Post

We’re nearing the end with a brown butter Canadian tart with ice cream, candied lichen and sea moss.

From Los Angeles Times