probably because lichens absorb most gases and minute particles from erupted mountain, this include fluorine, arsenic, etc., therefore it can be used as bio-indicator of the environmental healthiness after volcano's eruption.
The area of Turrialba Volcano National Park is 15.783 square kilometers.
The area of Poás Volcano National Park is 65 square kilometers.
The Mount St. Helens cryptodome was caused by the intrusion of magma beneath the volcano, creating a bulge in the surface as pressure built up. This bulge eventually collapsed, triggering a massive eruption in 1980 that devastated the surrounding area.
The Semeru volcano is located in East Java, Indonesia. Also known as the Great Mountain, the Semeru volcano is Java's highest mountain/volcano also one of Java's most active volcano.
Yes, the Krakatoa eruption in 1883 was caused by the collapse of a volcanic vent. The magma chamber below the volcano was under immense pressure, leading to a massive explosion that devastated the area.
No, Lichen is caused by clean air meaning where ever there is Lichen in that area the air is clean and not polluted.
The pyroclastic flow from the volcano devastated the surrounding area, burying everything in its path under a blanket of ash and hot gases.
it depends on how big the volcano was:)
An example of an organism from a pioneer community is lichen. Lichens are the first organisms to colonize a barren area and help in the process of soil formation for other plant species to establish. They are a symbiotic combination of fungi and algae or cyanobacteria.
Hawaii is know to have volcano's
Mount Everest is a mountain and not a volcano.
The area of Turrialba Volcano National Park is 15.783 square kilometers.
The area of Arenal Volcano National Park is 121.24 square kilometers.
The area of Poás Volcano National Park is 65 square kilometers.
The area of Bulusan Volcano National Park is 3,673,000.0 square meters.
The Mount St. Helens cryptodome was caused by the intrusion of magma beneath the volcano, creating a bulge in the surface as pressure built up. This bulge eventually collapsed, triggering a massive eruption in 1980 that devastated the surrounding area.
An estimated 13,000 people live near Mount Pelée in Martinique. The volcano's last major eruption in 1902 devastated the surrounding area and claimed the lives of around 30,000 people.