Author:
WA Elkhateeb,DE El-Ghwas,GM Daba
Abstract
Lichens are rich in nutrients and in biologically active compounds that belong to different chemical classes. The abilities of different members of Lichens have encouraged researchers to investigate further applications of these Lichens in fields other than the food acnd pharmaceutical industries. In this review, some of the unusual current and potential applications of Lichens are described.
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