Sentence examples for the lichen from inspiring English sources
noun
Any of many symbiotic organisms, being associations of fungi and algae; often found as white or yellow patches on old walls, etc.
So Sally the lichen lady (lichinologistess?) is very nice.
You will not nourish the seed of the lichen?
Even in plasticine, it's so realistic you can almost smell the lichen.
Either way, the lichen -- the combination of the two -- won't be able to survive.
Wait, though, because in the lichen lurks a tiny beastie called a tardigrade, or water bear.
Here is the lichen turned crouton; here, the squid turned tartlet.
And in a wall, much of their beauty derives from the lichen and moss on their surfaces.
The crest of the flower or the pattern of the lichen may or may not be significant symbols.
I read the lichen through my little lens.' And she passed me a small round hand lens".
Samples of the lichen Pseudevernia furfuracea (L).
Giessen gradually catches up with Wetzlar concerning the lichen diversity.
