Interactions among fungi and bacteria |
Lichens with cyanobacterial symbionts |
Many fungi, especially in the Ascomycota, are obligatory associated with symbionts, either green algae or cyanobacteria. Such symbioses take a rich variety of forms, characteristic of the fungal species. Below you find a sample of the diversity of growth forms of the lichens with cyanobacterial symbionts. |
Blennothallia crispa | ||
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Coccocarpia erythroxyli | ||
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Degelia atlantica | Degelia plumbea |
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Enchylium tenax | ||
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Ephebe lanata | ||
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Euopsis pulvinata | ||
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Lathagrium fuscovirens | ||
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Lathagrium cristatum | ||
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Lobarina scrobiculata | ||
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Nephroma species | ||
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Pannaria conoplea | Pannaria rubiginosa |
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Peltigera cf. hymenina | Peltigera didactyla |
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Scytinium turgidum | |
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Synalissa ramulosa & Romjularia lurida | ||
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Thyrea confusa | ||
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