Sentence examples for lichen green from inspiring English sources

In contrast to black, Mr. Yamamoto introduced lichen green and patches of sunshine yellow.

There were not too many surprises, except in the palette, where the familiar cappuccino of the early pieces moved into darker tones of Bordeaux and teal and then, for evening clothes, "off" colors like lichen green.

The appeal of Mack Weldon, a fictitious name that was inspired by the early 1900s sleepwear label Weldon, is that the designs are elegant in their simplicity and functionality, with mesh panels in the areas where guys sweat most, and the colors, like lichen green and a light gray called "cloud burst," are not too crazy.

But everything in this elegant collection seemed just right for now: the new volumes, from a short cape to full sleeves; the graphic black and white colors of urban chic that developed into a nature-knows-best palette of lichen green and autumn-leaf yellow.

Eagles Nest Outfitters' Sub6 Ultralight 5.8-ounce Hammock in lichen green.

Together with cyanobacteria, fungi and lichens, green algae form a pioneer community important for the organisms that will succeed them.

The prime example of this approach is "Apple Tree and Shed" (2007), with hallucinatory, slightly Cubist orbs of white blossoms and, intruding from the right, the flat, almost collagelike face of a shack in lichen-green clapboard.

Walking the trails near the Spirit Ridge Resort, which is owned by the Osoyoos Indian Band of the Okanagan Nation, we took a moment to adjust to the bright and pale but ultimately bewitching landscape: blond grass, lichen-green sage, the occasional dark spike of ponderosa pines.

The lichen photobiont green algal diversity is unexpectedly high with 12 well supported clades for Trebouxia spp. and 5 clades for Asterochloris spp. Most of the species are quite cosmopolitan, but nevertheless 5 clades are more specific and cluster according to the climatic conditions at the sampling sites (Ruprecht et al. 2014).

More research is required to determine whether this method of transplanting lichens onto green roof substrates results in viable lichen populations.

After studying the impact of air pollution on thirteen species of lichen in Green-Wood and Prospect Park, Anderson finds himself scanning for splashes of "very nice colors" — yellows, greens, blues, pale grays — on the trees and brick walls of his neighborhood.