Where do lichen trees grow?

Question

I heard that the Lichen trees grow in the arctic. Is that true? Or does the Taiga trees grow in the arctic? Confused. If the Lichen or Taiga trees grow in the arctic, can you discrbe the niche of the producer and how it benifits 3 oter organisms?

Answer 1

Lichens are not trees, they are a symbiotic relationship between an algae and a fungi.

Taiga is a term for an colder type of biome, that has coniferous trees. it is not a tree.

Answer 2

lichen grow in tropical forest where there is ample water flow

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Answer 3

Lichens are formed by  a symbiotic relationship between a type of algae or cyanobacteria and a fungus.  They are not classified as plants and can live in areas that are too extreme for other living organisms to live.

Answer 4

Lichen is a small plant, and different species of it grow just about anywhere in the world, including the arctic.  It is not a tree.

Taiga is a type of terrain, not a tree.