As many as 13,000 moss species are found worldwide, and more than 1,000 species grow naturally in the United States. While not all of these species are suitable for moss garden cultivation, there ...

With more than 20,000 species of moss worldwide -- they're the most diverse group of plants aside from flowering ones. These species can be divided into two basic categories: Clumping mosses and ...

Actual moss — of which there are over 12,000 species — is a small low-growing plant that's nonvascular and doesn't produce seeds. Moss is a spore-bearing plant, found throughout the world and ...

To most people, “moss” is a single entity — as if robins, ostriches, chickens and eagles were all lumped together as “bird.” But there are more than 300 species of moss in New Jersey.