Describe and give examples of biological interactions between algae, fungi, or mosses that have been instrumental...

Describe and give examples of biological interactions between algae, fungi, or mosses that have been instrumental in the evolution of new species. LONG ANSWER.

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Symbiotic asaoaciation between green algae/cyanobacterium and ascomycetes fungi, formation of lichens
Mutualistic relationship between Botrytis ceneria and Pythium irregulare fungus and mosses
Cladonia lichens mycelium grows on protonema of bryophytes

The symbiotic relationship between alga and fungus for mutual benifits living together.

Algae provides photosynthetic nutrition for fungus and fungus provide support to growing alga.

Botrytis Fungus lives in microphylls of bryophyte to provide nutrients to fungus by mosses both are living in biological interaction.

Mycelium of Lichen cladonia grows on peotonema of bryophytes as for absorption of food from mosses.

This is results into evolution of new organism and new species of new characters in biodiversity.

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