Under the Microscope: Golden-eye Lichen

Under the Microscope: Golden-eye Lichen

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Under the Microscope: Golden-eye Lichen

Lichens are everywhere, on trees, rocks, soil, and leaves. But did you know they aren’t just one organism? They are a unique partnership between fungi and algae (or cyanobacteria).

At Grootbos, you’ll find Teloschistes chrysophthalmus, also called the Golden-eye Lichen. Its bright orange fruiting bodies stand out, surrounded by tiny "eyelashes." Look up into the Milkwood and Afromontane forests, and you might spot them in the canopy!

Under the Microscope: Golden-eye Lichen

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