Earth Life
Earth Life Web: What Is a Lichen?
A Lichen is made up of two parts: a fungus and an algae or cyanobacteria. To find out more read about their morphology and who benefits from this symbiotic relationship.
Earth Life
Earth Life Web: Lichen Reproduction
This site is provided for by Earth-Life Web. Lichens have two types of reproductive bodies, spore-forming bodies, and vegitative reproductive bodies. This website discusses lichen reproduction and includes detailed illustrations.
University of Guelph
Canada's Aquatic Environment: Lichens
Find out the exact definition for a lichen when you explore this resource. Examine the morphology, reproduction and importance of Lichen through the content of this resource.
Earth Life
Earth Life Web: Loveable Lichens
At this site from Earth-Life Web you can learn about lichens including how they grow and reproduce. Colorful photos and a list of resources are included.
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Lichenland: What Is a Lichen?
What is a lichen? Why should I care about Lichens? This interactive site answers these questions and provides a query page to help you identify these organisms.
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Lichenland: Discover the World of Lichens
This informative site serves as a primer for learning about lichens. Physical characteristics, types of reproduction, surface texture, and more are discussed.