Vascular plants
...#62; Cryptogams: non vascular plants such as
lichens and mosses that make up the ground or surface layer of vegetation. Full article >>> Vascular plants can be divided into seedless (ex. ferns) and seeded. Vascular seeded plant s can be divided into gymnosperms (ex. pines) and flo...
Phylogenetic tree
...-coding genes, as well as fossil s indicate that
lichens have been present on the earth for at least 600 m...ars. Today about 14,000 species of fungi form
lichens . Full article >>> A phylogenetic tree is the history of life through time. And a c...
Nonvascular plants
...;> Cryptogams: nonvascular plants such as
lichens and mosses that make up the ground or surface layer of vegetation. Full article >>> bryophytes A group of nonvascular plants consisting of the hornworts, liverworts , bryozoans Colon ial invertebrates in which the anus is loca...
Mycorrhizae
...n the form of mycorrhizae , insect symbionts and
lichens as well as their potency in breaking down complex organ ic biomolecules such as wood as well as xenobiotics, a critical step in the global carbon cycle. Full article >>> Mycorrhizae . Fungi that form symbiotic relationships with ...
Mycelium
...mutualistic relationship such as mycorrhizae or
lichens . Full article >>> mycelium The densely branched network of hyphae in a fungus . myelin a sheath of fatty substance associated with protein that surrounds larger nerve fibers of vertebrates . Full article >>> A ...
Mutualism
...oth organ isms benefit. The class ic example is
lichens , which is a symbiosis between an alga and a fungus . Full article >>> mutualism A type of inter action in which two different species derive benefit from their association and in which the association is necessary to both; oft...
Moss
...>> Sphagnum moss , a wide variety of
lichens , and some grasses and fast-growing annuals dominate the landscape during the short growing season. Caribou feed on this growth as do vast numbers of insects. Full article >>> Other types of pseudofossils are kidney ore (round shape...
Lichens
...th. The fungal partner (the "mycobiont") in most
lichens (98% of them) is an ascomycete. Full article ... and filamentous fungi . There is evidence that
lichens might involve a controlled form of parasitism of the algal cells . Full article >>>...
Leukocytes
...functions in the body, such as immune re action .
lichens : associations between the cyanobacteria and the fungi . Full article >>> leukocytes White blood cells ; primarily engaged in fighting infection. Full article >>> Two kinds of leukocytes without granules in their...
Fungus
...ia erici, a green alga. It is found in many other
lichens as well, and also can be found growing independently. Full article >>> Fungus . A microorganism that lacks chlorophyll . Fusion gene . A hybrid gene created by joining portions of two different genes (to produce a new protein ...