Please please asap I need help with creating a dichotomouskey out of these 2 sections, Fungi andLichens. To identify the Phyla(includinglichens) in the Kingdom Fungi.FUNGIPhylum ChytridiomycotaPhylum ZygomycotaPhylum AscomycotaPhylum BasidiomycotaDo separately a smaller key to identify the types of lichens:LichensLichen thallusPreserved specimentypes:fructicosefoliosecrustose

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I need help with creating a dichotomous
key out of these 2 sections, Fungi and
Lichens. To identify the Phyla(including
lichens) in the Kingdom Fungi.
FUNGI
Phylum Chytridiomycota
Phylum Zygomycota
Phylum Ascomycota
Phylum Basidiomycota
Do separately a smaller key to identify the types of lichens:
Lichens
Lichen thallus
Preserved specimen
types:
fructicose
foliose
crustose

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