Mosses belong to Phylum Bryophyta within the plant kingdom. They are nonvascular and lack roots which means they do not have “indoor” plumbing.

True mosses — classified in the taxonomic group Bryophyta — have neither roots nor flowers and lack the vascular systems that most flora rely on to draw water and nutrients from the soil.

Planning a moss garden? It’s as easy as waiting for the courier to deliver a box in which fabric sheets of dormant moss are rolled between corrugated cardboard. Then, says Bryophyta Technologies ...

Buried alongside the famous Ötzi the Iceman are at least 75 species of bryophytes -- mosses and liverworts -- which hold clues to Ötzi's surroundings, according to a new study.

Mosses, liverworts, ferns and algae may offer an exciting new research frontier in the global challenge of protecting crops from the threat of disease.

The California Academy of Sciences now has more than 100,000 specimens of a plant group called bryophytes, which includes moss and liverworts. They may not sound exciting, but they are critical to ...

If you have an area in your yard or garden that doesn't favor moss' preferred conditions and want to crowd out weeds, consider this moss-like ground cover.