Writing lichen.

The article focuses on Clare Goulet's poetry collection, particularly her exploration of lichens through a multifaceted lens that combines poetry, amateur lichenology, and historical context. Goulet's work emphasizes the symbiotic nature of lichens, which consist of fungi and photosynthesizing organ...

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Publicado en:Resurgence & Ecologist no. 355; pp. 60 - 62
Autores principales: Marsh, Rachel, Hughes, Briony
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Resurgence Trust Mar/Apr2026
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