do mosses affect the trees that they grow on?
Most mosses are harmless, but Spanish Moss can be destructive. It blocks the light, slowing the growth of the tree, and it weighs down the branches and can cause them to break. Over a long period of time, it can weaken the tree and expose it to insects and disease, ultimately killing the tree. Many people think it's beautiful, but, because of its destructive nature, some Southerners look upon Spanish Moss with almost as much contempt as Kudzu.
Yes it is.
symbiotic
It would mostly be commenulism if the bird only nest in it and the tree isn't really bothered or affected by the bird. But it can also be paratism when the bird eats the tree seeds.
It cleans up messes made by the rock and the tree
Moss is a living plant, varying in shades from green to gray. However, when dead it may persist in a similar appearance for some time. Bacteria on moss can also give it a greenish color.
Pine is more similar. Other two more primitive
a walnut tree.
The Relationship Is Parasitism.(:
no
The moss fern and the tree branch have the symbiotic relationship of mutualism. In mutualism, both species benefit and the two organisms help each other.
it ios not a tree it is sort of like a moss
commensalism
Moss, tree moss, rock moss.
red eyed tree frogs enviornments around them can be tropical trees,moss ect.
Moss grows on a tree and protects it. The tree houses the moss.
The moss on the left side of the tree will make you have hallucinations!
Moss is a nonvascular plant so it has to grow on a tree for support.
No.
Moss