lichen is a very interesting creature.
its actually a symbiotic relationship between a host, which i think is fungal and an organism to feed it.
they can shut down for years in drought and reactivate later on.
they develop different chemical defences against parasites and the environment so there is much to be studied that might help us. some lichens are resistant to air pollution
along with DMT (used to make those nasty 'synthetics') whose properties are both psychoactive and physical.
which is derived from acacias and silk trees etc it is a field that we have barely scratched the surface of.
its actually a symbiotic relationship between a host, which i think is fungal and an organism to feed it.
they can shut down for years in drought and reactivate later on.
they develop different chemical defences against parasites and the environment so there is much to be studied that might help us. some lichens are resistant to air pollution
along with DMT (used to make those nasty 'synthetics') whose properties are both psychoactive and physical.
which is derived from acacias and silk trees etc it is a field that we have barely scratched the surface of.
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