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Lichens, mosses and fungi grow on the trunk of trees.
Lichens are like fungi because they can keep from drying out, have protective walls, and absorb nutrients from the air. They are like algae in that they are producers and can use photosynthesis.
litmus paper is extracted from lichens. Lichens are found all over the world. They live on rocks, they also grow on the ground, and around the trees. They also grow up from the ground in the form of stalks.
it grows where there is moister in the soil
Lichens need sunlight, water, nutrients from the air including dust and some nutrients from the substrate they grow on they are sensitive to sulfur dioxide there are fluffy lichens, crusty lichens, scaly lichens, leafy lichens etc
no definitive evidence exists to demonstrate a "first" plant, and as such it is impossible to answer this question.
in the ground, they usually dont grow in trees.
Lichens are algae like structures that grow on trees in the tundra. They can live up to hundreds of years.
Lichens grow extremely slowly. Lichens are able to survive extreme conditions.
I think you are referring to lichen, not "linchen." Lichens are a type of fungi that grow on rocks and even trees in different colours and shapes.
Crustose lichens are those which grow so tightly to the surface they are on that you can't remove them without damaging the surface.