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What is a moss' habitat?
Moss is found in damp places on rocks, trees, on the ground, etc.
What are peak objects?
It is the moss rock and the other type of rocks
How do you get moss off rocks?
Try Bleach. Just a Guess.
Is sphagnum moss a bryophyte?
What is moss
What is the birth name of Lizzie Moss?
Lizzie Moss's birth name is Elizabeth Travis Moss.
What is Granite Moss?
The type of moss that grows on rocks.
What is the stuff that grows on rocks in caves called?
Moss.
What is the name of a plant that grows on bare rocks or stones?
Certain species of moss commonly grow on rocks. Moss does not have roots so it does not necessarily require the soil that most plants require to grow. To see more about moss and how it grows, see the related links.lithophyle
Can you name the green moss that grows on rocks and fallen tree limbs?
Dutch Elm
A plant that is a cross between a fungi and an algae?
Lichen is formed by a partnership between fungi and algae. Lichen is a specific type of moss that grows on rocks.
What grows by ponds and lakes?
Moss.
What grows on redwood trees?
moss
What did the coureur de bois eat?
stuff such as dried meat, silver berch barck, black moss that grows on rocks, and other hunted animals and fish
Which plants grows without roots?
moss
Why do moss grow on rocks?
They don't grow or live on all rocks. The only time that mosses will grow on rocks is if those rocks are wet with moisture all the time. If they (the rocks) are not wet with moisture all the time, moss will not grow on them. Moss also grows on the north-side of trees, since that is the wettest part of the trees, and because the sun does not get at the north-side of the trees, thus being unable to dry that moist area up.
How does moss differ from the leaves of more complex plants?
moss grows on land, and algae grows in water
Does moss always point to civilization?
Moss does not point to anything. There is an old wive's tale that it grows on the north side of trees, but actually it grows all over.
