Lichen
Guides
Lichenomima
mouse-like barklice
Lichenomima is a genus of psocopterans in the family Myopsocidae, commonly referred to as 'mouse-like barklice.' The genus was established by Enderlein in 1910 and contains more than 40 described species. These insects are part of the diverse barklice fauna associated with tree bark and lichen habitats.
Pilophorus
Matchstick Lichens, Ant-mimicking plant bugs
Pilophorus is a genus of lichenized fungi in the family Cladoniaceae, commonly known as matchstick lichens due to their distinctive upright, stalked fruiting bodies. The genus contains approximately 11 species with a widespread distribution, particularly in temperate regions. Some species occur in Arctic environments, including recently deglaciated zones. The genus name is also shared with a group of ant-mimetic plant bugs (Hemiptera: Miridae), but these are unrelated taxa.