Moss is fascinating, ancient and bizarre, and grows so slowly — an inch per quarter of a century — as to make glaciers look positively speedy. Ian Morton finds out more.
Marvelous, Moisture-Loving Moss
The secret world of moss, ancient ancestor of all plants and vital
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Moss: The 350-million-year-old plants that turn the unsightly
The Project Gutenberg eBook of Old Time Gardens, by Alice Morse Earle.
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Moss: The Ancient Plant That Holds the Secrets of Life on Earth
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