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Mosses do not bear fruit in the traditional sense like flowering plants. Instead, they reproduce using spores, which are produced in structures called sporangia, typically found on stalks called sporophytes. These sporophytes grow from the moss plant and release spores into the environment to propagate new mosses. So while mosses do not produce fruit, they have their own unique reproductive process.

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