Answer:
lichens and moss
Explanation:
Lichens are formed when there is a relationship between fungi and algae, that is, a symbiotic one, as it is a union that is advantageous for both. These organisms would probably appear if a rocky island appeared out of the water due to volcanic activity, because of all the humidity that would favor fungi and because of the presence of algae in the aquatic environment. Lichens reproduce asexually on rocks, soils, barks and tree trunks, through propagules called soredium that contain algae cells and fungi hyphae.
Mosses, in turn, live in humid and shaded environments. They can grow under different substrates such as soil, rocks, tree trunks and even walls. Some species of mosses form true green carpets, covering large areas. It would be very common for mosses to appear if a rocky island appeared out of the water due to volcanic activity, due to all the humidity in the place.
