2011Atlas Journal of BiologyOpen access

Study of Some Lichens of Qatar

Roda Al‐Thani, Hadia A. Al-Meri

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The desert regions of North and central Qatar were surveyed for lichens. Twelve species were reported. The most common lichens are of the crustose type and all fungi of the lichens collected are Ascomycete.

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The desert regions of North and central Qatar were surveyed for lichens. Twelve species were reported. The most common lichens are of the crustose type and all fungi of the lichens collected are Ascomycete.

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The desert regions of North and central Qatar were surveyed for lichens. Twelve species were reported. The most common lichens are of the crustose type and all fungi of the lichens collected are Ascomycete.

Key concepts: Lichen, Crustose, Geography, Botany, Ecology, Biology

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