Organisms that grow on the sides of trees, rocks, and logs are often various types of lichens and mosses. Lichens are a symbiotic association between fungi and algae or cyanobacteria. They can be found on a variety of surfaces, including tree bark, rocks, and soil. Mosses are small, non-vascular plants that thrive in moist environments, and they are commonly found on the sides of trees, rocks, and logs. Both lichens and mosses play important roles in ecological processes and contribute to the biodiversity of their habitats.
Because they are not living organisms.
Moss and fungi.
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Lichens are organisms that can cause cracks in rocks by secreting acids that break down the rock surface. This can create new microhabitats for other organisms to grow, leading to changes in the environment.
Lichens are plant-like organisms that grow on rocks and produce weak acids that chemically weather rocks. They are a symbiotic relationship between algae or cyanobacteria and fungi, and their ability to break down rocks contributes to soil formation over time.
They eat plants that grow along the sides of the rocks in the ocean.
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.
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No, money cannot grow on trees. Money is typically obtained through earning income, receiving gifts or loans, or through investments. Trees are living organisms that do not produce money.
By looking at the trees and organisms around you and, over time, seeing them grow.
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.
Yes, trees are real living organisms that grow from the ground, produce their own food through photosynthesis, and play a critical role in ecosystems by providing oxygen, shelter, and food for various organisms.