lichens造句

Here Antarctica's endemic plants dwell: lichens, terrestrial algae, and mosses.

Among other things the tree-trunk with its growth fascinates me: branches, lichens, moss, tree fungus.

They harm more delicate species like lichens, mosses, harebells and insect-eating sundew plants.

Its mottled brown and yellow fur helps it blend in with the lichens and the rocks.

Notice other plants growing along the transect line including grasses, lichens, epiphytes and herbs.

On the continent itself are a few insects, some lichens and mosses, but nothing else that is land supported.

The brightest lichens and mosses, the loveliest gems of wild flowers, abound far up on the bleak, storm-scalped peak.

Chitin is the stuff of crab shells and the carapaces of dust mites, the cell walls of lichens, and even the rigid innards of parasitic worms.

Munk says this makes sense, given the fact that many of the trees in the Amazon rainforest have trunks covered in white lichens.

It's a short tour - no time even to peek into the rooms that contain 1.5 million specimens of fungi, algae, lichens, mosses and liverworts.

For example, he mentions a scientific paper that suggests that lichens, bacteria and the like may have been a driving force behind prehistoric geology and the formation of continents.

The galleries themselves are home to some 70 million specimens - from immense pickled squids and wooden whales to slender threads of gold and tiny lichens pressed by Charles Darwin.