mosses are small non vascular flowerless plants the taxonomic division bryophyta sensu stricto

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Selective blur on moss on a rock, the moss being green, in autumn, in a European Forest in latvia. Moss is part of the bryophyta Royalty Free Stock Photo

Moss grows on the roof of a house in February. Berlin, Germany, Europe. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green moss on a concrete curb in the autumn park in November. Berlin, Germany Royalty Free Stock Photo

Moss covered with snow on the curb of a stone bridge over the Wuhle River in February. Berlin, Germany, Europe. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green moss grows on wood in a forest in February. Berlin, Germany, Europe. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mosses are small, non-vascular flowerless plants in the taxonomic division Bryophyta sensu stricto.

Moss grows on old wood in a forest in February. Berlin, Germany, Europe. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lush green moss covers the rough surface of a tree bark, creating a vivid contrast with the dark, textured wood. The moss exhibits fine, dense clusters, characteristic of its non-vascular structure, and features a vibrant green color. This growth illustrates how mosses thrive in moisture-rich environments, anchoring to surfaces like bark without the need for roots. The image captures the intricate, feathery appearance of these small plants, highlighting their role in forest ecosystems as ground cover and moisture retainers.