
Dot lichens
Scientific name: Bacidia
Dot lichens
Scientific name: Bacidia


Description

Dot lichens are a unique group of lichens, often recognized by their small, dot-like fruiting bodies. They thrive in diverse environments, typically found on rocks, tree bark, and even moss. These lichens play a crucial role in ecosystems by breaking down substrates and forming soil. Some species within this group are notable for being excellent bioindicators, helping scientists monitor environmental changes and pollution levels.

Species of Dot lichens


Scientific Classification
