World Journal of Pharmaceutical
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Abstract

A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ON LICHEN: A POTENTIAL BIONT

Rajesh R. S.*, Rakesh Kumar Jat and M. L. Lal Prasanth

ABSTRACT

Organisms from two separate kingdoms come together to produce a structure with distinct morphology and anatomy. Lichens are not particularly attractive on the outside, but their inside structure is stunning. Individual couples' mutualistic affiliations are not shown by morphological investigations, but the beauty of their symbiotic relationship is revealed by anatomical studies. In addition to the major photobiont and mycobiont, current research on lichens and their symbiotic connection reveal that additional micro-communities such as algae, fungus, and bacterial bionts are connected with many lichens. Lichen's microbial connection aids in the development of a stable and effective symbiotic life that can adapt to its natural environment.

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