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Crustose lichen vs foliose lichen
Crustose lichen vs foliose lichen
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Crustose Lichen:
Crust like growth.
Thallus- Flat and Irregularly lobed
Fruiting body-small, apothecial type, containing asci and ascospores
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Graphis, Rhizocarpon
Foliose Lichen:
Thallus - Flat, leaf-like, irregularly lobed
Rhizoid like outgrowths called rhizines develop on lower surface of thallus for attachment to the substaratum.
Mostly terricolous i.e., found growing on trees.
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Physcia, Parmelia
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