Biology, asked by Vermaaryan15, 1 month ago

Can different kinds of lichens grow on the same tree

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Answered by PanyaKohli

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It is simply a place for attachment. It is an epiphyte, sort of hanging out in a place where it is happy. Lichen grow on many kinds of surfaces including trees, soil and rocks. ... Different species live on substrates other than trees (even gravestones and walls) for the same reasons of sufficient nourishment.

Answered by rani01

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It is simply a place for attachment. It is an epiphyte, sort of hanging out in a place where it is happy. Lichen grow on many kinds of surfaces including trees, soil and rocks. ... Different species live on substrates other than trees (even gravestones and walls) for the same reasons of sufficient nourishment

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