description Lecanora campestris Overview
Lecanora campestris is a pale crustose lichen that forms whitish to gray, warted or areolate colonies, often in roughly circular patches. Its apothecia are usually abundant and range from red-brown to dark brown, while soralia are absent in the commonly described form. The species grows on concrete and other calcareous rocks, including stonework and monuments, and is widespread in parts of Europe. It is suited to surveys of urban masonry and other nutrient-rich basic surfaces.
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How good is Lecanora campestris?
Lecanora campestris scores 6.75/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Lichen category. Neat brown discs and dependable wall habitat interest specialists, but low cultural profile and modest appearance constrain enthusiasm.
What are the best alternatives to Lecanora campestris?
See our alternatives page for Lecanora campestris for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Tephromela atra, Lecanora muralis, Caloplaca saxicola.
How does Lecanora campestris compare to Tephromela atra?
See our detailed comparison of Lecanora campestris vs Tephromela atra with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.
Is Lecanora campestris worth it in 2026?
With a score of 6.75/10, Lecanora campestris is a solid option in Lichen. See all Lichen ranked.
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