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beard lichen

 

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Noun beard lichen has 1 sense
  1. beard lichen, beard moss, Usnea barbata - greenish gray pendulous lichen growing on trees
    --1 is a kind of lichen
    --1 is a member of Usnea, genus Usnea

Definitions from the Web

Beard Lichen

Definition: Beard lichen, scientifically known as Usnea, is a type of lichen that belongs to the Usneaceae family. It typically grows on the branches and trunks of trees, resembling a long, beard-like structure.

Usage Examples:

Noun - Plant:

  • The forest was filled with beautiful beard lichens hanging from the oak trees.
  • Beard lichen is known for its ability to absorb and retain pollutants from the air.
  • Many birds use beard lichen in constructing their nests to camouflage and protect their eggs.

Adjective - Popular:

  • Beard lichen is a popular choice for creating natural-looking decorations in terrariums.
  • This season, many fashionistas are embracing the beard lichen trend by incorporating it into their accessories.
  • Exploring the magical forest, I stumbled upon a popular spot covered in mesmerizing beard lichen.

Adjective - Local:

  • The local herbalist suggested using a concoction made from local beard lichen to soothe skin rashes.
  • In certain regions, the traditional cuisine includes dishes infused with local beard lichen, adding a unique flavor profile.
  • During the annual festival, the locals gather beard lichen from the surrounding forests to create vibrant floral arrangements.

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