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kipiarov [429]
3 years ago
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What does the growth of lichens symbolise

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horsena [70]3 years ago
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Answer:

I don't know exactly what the growth of lichens symbolizes in general, but I found the information about what does it mean for California state:

In 2016, according to The Mercury News (mercurynews dot com), Lace Lichen

becomes state symbol of California. The president of the California Lichen Society, Shelly Benson, said: " Lichens are widely overlooked. Our main mission was really to create more awarness about lichens and their role in the ecosystem."

As Lichen, widespread and may be long-lived, was chosen for a state symbol, its growth may symbolize the increase of state strength.

Explanation:

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