British Soldier Lichen
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Description: Student project on Cladonia cristatella with classification, habitat, phylogenetics and environmental interactions.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Bio 203 more commonly known as the British Soldier Lichen, is a prime example of mutually beneficial symbiosis in nature. They are most commonly found in the north eastern quadrant of the United States as well as the eastern half of Canada. This species was coined the term "British Soldier" because of the red caps present on this species. During the late 1700's people thought these caps resembled the caps of British Soldiers of the day, thus the name British Soldier Lichen.
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