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The 12 pages that link to Photobiont, each with the reason it gives.

• LichenRelated: It supplies organic carbon through photosynthesis, and some cyanobacterial partners also fix nitrogen.

• MycobiontRelated: It supplies carbon compounds that support the fungal partner.

• IsidiumRelated: Isidia carry photobiont cells alongside fungal tissue during dispersal.

• SorediumRelated: Each soredium includes photosynthetic cells that can supply carbon to the developing lichen.

• Fruticose lichenRelated: Photobiont cells occupy the thallus and supply carbon compounds.

• UsneaRelated: Usnea’s photobiont supplies carbohydrates to the lichen partnership.

• ParmeliaceaeRelated: Photobionts supply organic carbon to Parmeliaceae fungi.

• Cladonia rangiferinaRelated: Its photobiont makes sugars that sustain the lichen's fungal partner.

• LecanoralesRelated: Lecanorales fungi commonly associate with photobionts that provide fixed carbon.

• Parmotrema perlatumRelated: Its photosynthetic partner supplies carbohydrates to the lichen association.

• Pseudevernia furfuraceaRelated: Its photosynthetic partner supplies carbohydrates to the lichen association.