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What is a antonym for lichen?

It's difficult to give a direct antonym for "lichen" because it's a unique organism.

Here's why:

* Lichen is a symbiotic relationship: It's a combination of a fungus and an alga living together. So, an antonym would need to represent something that's not a symbiotic organism.

* Lichen is a specific type of organism: It's not like a plant, animal, or bacteria.

However, we can think of words that represent opposites in terms of function or appearance:

* Individual organisms: "Fungus" or "alga" would be opposite in the sense that lichen is a combination of both.

* Free-living: An antonym might be something that's not dependent on another organism for survival, like a tree or a flower.

* Complex structure: An antonym could be something simple and single-celled, like a bacterium.

Ultimately, the best antonym depends on the context of your question. Can you provide more information about how you're using the word "lichen"?

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