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Lichenized fungi

All fungi in the lichenized fungi family are lichenized, which means that they live in communities with bacteria or algae. This is a widely distributed family, with species found worldwide.

Scientific classification

Family

Lichenized fungi (Collemataceae)

Lecanoromycetes

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

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