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Species of lichen
Carbonea aggregantula is a species of
lichen belonging to the family
Lecanoraceae.
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It is a
lichenicolous fungi, meaning that it grows on other lichens, but it does not cause disease, unlike the similar
Carbonea austroshetlandica.
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Carbonea aggregantula is widely distributed. Although it has not been reported often, its distribution includes multiple continents.
[2] Carbonea aggregantula has been reported from some of the
subantarctic islands, including
King George Island,
Penguin Island and
Livingston Island.
[3]
Carbonea aggregantula has a wide range of host species which are still being discovered. Known hosts are:
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