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differentiate between homoiomerous and heteromerous lichens

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Answered by indianbro74
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homosporous. Producing spores of one kind only that are not differentiated by sex. The spores ofhomosporous plants, such as horsetails and most ferns, grow into bisexual gametophytes (producing both male and female gametes).
Answered by sawakkincsem
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On the basis of the structure of a thallus, lichens are categorized into:

- Homoiomerous  

- Heteromerous  

In homoiomerous lichen, the algal component is scattered uniformly between the fungal components. Also the thallus is simple in composition and is not much differentiated.

In case of heteromerous, the algal component is not spreaded out but limited to certain area and the thallus has a layered structure and is much differentiated.


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