Fungi form “symbiotic” association with several autotrophs where it contributes to the supply of water and minerals and the autotrophs assimilate minerals to produce food. Lichen is one of the premiers of ecological succession.

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Introduction: Fungi form “symbiotic” association with several autotrophs where it contributes to the supply of water and minerals and the autotrophs assimilate minerals to produce food. Lichen is one of the premiers of ecological succession.

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