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Rhizocarpon geographicum, commonly called map lichen, is a crustose lichen that grows mainly on exposed, siliceous rock. Its yellow-green areolate surface is divided by dark lines, producing a map-like pattern that gives the species its common name. It is found in cool, upland, and alpine habitats a...
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Iconic map-like pattern, exceptional longevity, lichenometry importance, and global alpine recognition establish elite consensus status.
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Letharia vulpina is a fruticose lichen commonly called wolf lichen. It has a yellow to yellow-green, branching thallus and occurs in western North America, where it grows on trees and other woody surfaces. The lichen contains vulpinic acid and has a documented history of use in poison mixtures inten...
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Spectacular fluorescent branching, notorious poison history, and western forest identity make wolf lichen exceptionally memorable.
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Ylang-Ylang, scientifically classified as Cananga odorata, is a fast-growing tropical tree native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and the Philippines. It belongs to the custard apple family, Annonaceae, and produces long, drooping, yellowish-green flowers with highly distin...
Rhizocarpon distinctum is a crustose lichen that forms distinct black rings around a pale center on rocky substrates, cataloged by Norwegian botanist Theodor Fries in 1874.
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Graphic black rings around pale centers offer unusual patterning, though small size and specialist recognition limit acclaim.
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Brazilianite is a sodium aluminium phosphate mineral with the chemical formula NaAl3(PO4)2(OH)4. It was recognized as a distinct mineral species in 1945 from material found in Minas Gerais, Brazil, after specimens had initially been mistaken for chrysoberyl. Usually yellow to yellow-green, it can fo...
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Appealing yellow-green collector gemstone from Brazil with good brilliance; softness and scarcity restrict mainstream demand.
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Mali garnet is a natural garnet variety composed mainly of grossular and andradite components. Material from Mali became known in the gem trade during the 1990s and occurs in colors including yellow, greenish yellow, brownish green, and green. Its andradite content can give well-cut stones notable b...
Indian cucumber root, Medeola virginiana, is a perennial woodland plant native to eastern North America. Its slender stem usually bears one or two whorls of leaves, with small greenish-yellow flowers developing beneath the upper whorl and dark berries appearing later. The crisp rhizome has a cucumbe...
Whipple cholla, Cylindropuntia whipplei, is a low-growing, branching cactus native to parts of the Colorado Plateau in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. Like other chollas, it has cylindrical stem segments and is adapted to dry environments with limited water availability. The species produces yellow-g...
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Regional cholla with historical naming interest, but moderate ornamental value and spiny handling drawbacks.
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Adamite is a zinc arsenate hydroxide mineral that commonly forms yellow, yellow-green, or pale green crystals and crusts. It occurs in the oxidized zones of zinc-bearing ore deposits and is valued by mineral collectors for its crystal forms and fluorescence, which can produce bright green colors und...
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Attractive fluorescent collector mineral with fine Mexican specimens; arsenate composition and softness limit wearable appeal.
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Spodumene is a lithium aluminum silicate mineral in the pyroxene group, with the chemical formula LiAlSi2O6. It occurs in lithium-bearing pegmatites and is mined as an important source of lithium, which is used in products including rechargeable batteries, ceramics, and glass. Transparent crystals c...
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