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Moss grows on rocks, trees, and anywhere else that's wet and warm, including in your fish tank as algae. It covers other plants and objects like weirdly colored fur, but I've never heard of a moss that had a stem, let alone a "strong" stem.

Simple answer: No, mosses don't have stems

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