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Thanks for all the replies. Here is what I got on this but I think this person does not have it right. The pictures in the links show lichen that are very small by comparison, too small to be the same species: These "supertrees" are species of Cladina (or Cladonia) -- sometimes called reindeer moss or caribou lichen. See the following links: Berring Land Bridge Natural Preserve Laurentian Plant Center Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness See also this image from the UBC Botanical Garden photo forum: http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=1397 Finally, for a conservation perspective, the following is a link to the International Lichenological Newsletter and their conservation biology forum:http://www.bgbm.org/ial/312/forum.htm __________________ Douglas Justice Associate Director Curator of Collections and Research Scientist
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