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Bryoria fremontii
Overview
| PNW Range: | | West side | Uncommon
| East side | Abundant
| Immediate coast | None
| Alpine or subalpine | Uncommon
| Habitat: | Achieves greatest biomass in dry, open Pinus and Pseudotsuga forests and savannas, often forming long thick beards, but occurring in small to moderate amounts in open and semi-open habitats to near timberline. Also in the treetops in mesic low-elevation forests.
| Substrate: | On bark or wood, mainly on conifers, occasionally on hardwoods.
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| Synonymy: | Bryoria tortuosa
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Branch cross section by B. McCune
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Field appearance by B. McCune
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Field appearance by B. McCune
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Field appearance by B. McCune
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Scale: Bar=1mm unless noted
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