
Cap lichens
Scientific name: Baeomyces
Cap lichens
Scientific name: Baeomyces


Description

Cap lichens is a captivating group of lichens known for their small, often button-like fruiting bodies that can be quite distinctive. These lichens typically grow on soil, moss, or decaying wood, often in moist, shaded environments such as forests and heathlands. A notable feature of cap lichens species is their tiny, rounded apothecia (spore-producing structures) that sit atop slender stalks, giving them a miniature, mushroom-like appearance.

Species of Cap lichens


Scientific Classification
