Characteristics of symbiotic plants
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Examples include psilotum and bryophytes (mosses and liverworts). The lichen symbiosis is an association between fungi and algae which develop into distinct morphological forms where the alga develops into a phycobiont and the lichen becomes the mycobiont.
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Mycorrhizas are symbiotic relationships between certain fungi and the roots of plants. The fine fungal threads (called hyphae) either ensheath or penetrate the host plant's roots. The fungus helps the plant to extract nutrients and water from the soil, and also protects its host against harmful organisms.
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