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Lichen employs several strategies to avoid predation, including producing secondary metabolites that can be toxic or unpalatable to herbivores. Additionally, their tough, fibrous structure makes them less appealing and harder to digest. Some lichen species also exhibit camouflage, blending in with their surroundings to avoid detection by animals. Together, these adaptations help lichen thrive in various environments despite potential threats from grazers.

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