What is the morphological difference between fungi and lichens
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In fungai the thallus is usually a filamentous mycelium, delicate in texture, immersed in substratum and in liches the thallus is generally tough, leathery in texture and in many lichens it is soft as a rubber sponge.
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FUNGI : -
> Fungi are neither plants nor animals, but are in a separate Kingdom of their own.
> The fungus provides protection to the photosynthetic species while gaining organic nutrients from the alga or bacterium.
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> Lichens are special organisms where an alga grows together with a fungus and form a new structure.
> A lichen is a symbiotic association between a fungus and an alga or cyanobacterium.
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