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mutualistic relationship.
Lichens are the
lifeform that
first brought the term
symbiosis (as Symbiotismus) into
biological context.
Lichens have
since been recognized...
- all
known lichens have a
green alga as a symbiont.
Among these,
Trebouxia is the most
common genus,
occurring in
about 20% of all
lichens. The second...
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Lichen pl**** (LP) is a
chronic inflammatory and
autoimmune disease that
affects the skin, nails, hair, and
mucous membranes. It is not an
actual lichen...
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Edible lichens are
lichens that have a
cultural history of use as a food.
Although almost all
lichen are
edible (with some
notable poisonous exceptions...
- The
following outline provides an
overview of and
topical guide to
lichens.
Lichens are
composite organisms made up of
multiple species. They comprise...
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located near the
lichen's centre.
Lichens with this
structure are
called "umbilicate". In general,
medium to
large epiphytic foliose lichens are moderately...
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composer and
sound artist who
records under the
moniker Lichens. In live
performances as
Lichens, Lowe
incorporates spontaneous arrangements of
voice and...
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another form of
lichen identification test.
Lichenologists may also
study the
growth and
growth rate of
lichens, lichenometry, the role of
lichens in nutrient...
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shrubby forms (fruticose
lichens), and
there are
gelatinous lichens such as the
genus Collema.
Although the form of a
lichen is
determined by the genetic...
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fixation process.
Lichens are
symbiotic organisms that play an
important role in the
biogeochemical cycle on Earth. The
characteristics of
lichens, such as strong...
