Hypogymnia physodes

Hypogymnia physodes






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Hypogymnia physodes



A foliated lichen thar grows on the bark of a tree.
The color varies from grey to green. The underside of this
lichen is black.



Hypogymnia physodes








    lichen

    Lichen can grow on places were the green plants can't survive:
    They can be found on the Southpole, in the desert,
    and high in the mountains.



    symbiotic

    Lichen consist of a fungus and an algae, its a symbiotic relation: The fungus can't survive without the algae, but the alg can live
    without the fungus. Most lichen live from the air, they don't
    have roots to take up nutrients.
    The small roots (rhizines) only function is to attach the lichen
    to the substrate.
    Lichen are very sensitiv for (air)pollution.











    Lichen on this website:


    Cladonia fimbriata
    Cladinia coccifera
    Sunburst lichen
    Hypogymnia physodes
    Cladonia foliacea
    British soldier
    Parmalia saxatilis
    Reindeer lichen
    Peltiger necken
    Evernia prunastri




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