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<strong>4.1</strong>.1 Types of lichen found in the study areas<br />

Crustose was the most lichen group which was found in all study areas,<br />

followed by foliose, squamulose and fruticose, respectively (Figure <strong>4.1</strong>-4.62).<br />

However, in San Khu foliose was the most dominant group. The highest species<br />

number of lichen was found in San Khu site: 18 families, <strong>34</strong> genera and 59 species. In<br />

contrast, the lowest lichen number was found in Palad nature-trail site with 13<br />

families, 17 genera and 23 species (Figure 4.63).<br />

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40<br />

30<br />

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S1 S2 S3 S4 S5<br />

Sites<br />

squamulose<br />

fruticose<br />

foliose<br />

crustose<br />

Figure 4.63 Total lichen number on all trees sampled in each site

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