… by habitat « Lichens of Ireland

… by habitat

Select a habitat from the list below. A lichen may occur in more than one habitat.
See the … by substrate section also.

… by habitat: ‘Ordinary’ Woodlands – (also clear-felled and dead wood)

… by habitat: ‘Ordinary’ Woodlands – (also clear-felled and dead wood)

… by habitat: ‘Old’ Woodlands, including dead wood

… by habitat: ‘Old’ Woodlands, including dead wood

… by habitat: Limestone (uplands & lowlands), mortar & concrete

… by habitat: Limestone (uplands & lowlands), mortar & concrete

… by habitat: Silica-rich rocky outcrops/boulders

… by habitat: Silica-rich rocky outcrops/boulders

… by habitat: Open areas with remnant trees in pasture

… by habitat: Open areas with remnant trees in pasture

… by habitat: Uplands (bogs and heath) – terricolous

… by habitat: Uplands (bogs and heath) – terricolous

… by habitat: Coastal-Terrestrial (on trees, rocks, old walls & buildings)

… by habitat: Coastal-Terrestrial (on trees, rocks, old walls & buildings)

… by habitat: Coastal-Submerged (submerged by the tide)

… by habitat: Coastal-Submerged (submerged by the tide)

… by habitat: Coastal-Splash (splash zone, but never submerged)

… by habitat: Coastal-Splash (splash zone, but never submerged)

… by habitat: Urban/Farms ‘yellowing’ – Xanthorian-Physcia comm.

… by habitat: Urban/Farms ‘yellowing’ – Xanthorian-Physcia comm.

… by habitat: Freshwater

… by habitat: Freshwater

… by habitat: Trees in parklands, hedgerows, by rivers, etc.

… by habitat: Trees in parklands, hedgerows, by rivers, etc.

… by habitat: Sawn-wood and worked timber, old fences, gates etc.

… by habitat: Sawn-wood and worked timber, old fences, gates etc.

… by habitat: Graveyards (headstones, tombs, walls and old churches)

… by habitat: Graveyards (headstones, tombs, walls and old churches)