Mosses are members of the Bryophytes family, which is a group of non-vascular land plants. Non-vascular means these plants do not have internal “plumbing” (xylem and phloem) for the transport ...

Keywords: bryophytes, liverworts, mosses, metabolomics, natural products, molecular networking, Corsican biodiversity Citation: Pannequin A, Muselli A, Marcourt L, Ferreira Queiroz E, Quiros-Guerrero ...

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

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.

Mosses, for their part, belong to the phylum Bryophyta, which, and here’s the kicker, are a group of non-vascular plants.

Des Callaghan has travelled the world photographing mosses, and describes Tasmania as a "hotspot".

The high humidity and low temperature range create the perfect conditions for moisture-loving lichens and bryophytes (mosses and liverworts).

Home Nature Britain has 763 different types of moss — and they're varied, distinctive and strikingly beautiful As special as orchids, as beautiful as bluebells and as important as oaks, our ...