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A team of researchers has unveiled five new species of lichen-forming fungi belonging to the genus Allographa an important indicator of forest health and environmental quality because of their sensitivity to pollution and habitat changes, from the biodiversity-rich Western Ghats
Nelle fitte foreste pluviali dei Ghati occidentali in India, gli scienziati hanno fatto un'interessante scoperta: hanno trovato cinque specie completamente nuove di licheni del genere Allographa. Esternamente, questi organismi assomigliano a eleganti geroglifici neri disegnati sulla corteccia degli alberi.
I licheni sono un'unione unica di funghi e alghe. Sono incredibilmente sensibili alla purezza dell'aria e al microclima, quindi funzionano come
A team of researchers has unveiled five new species of lichen-forming fungi belonging to the genus Allographa
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