Moss is a small, green plant that grows in damp, shaded places such as forests, rocks, or soil. It has a soft, velvety appearance and adheres to surfaces with underdeveloped roots called rhizoids.
Moss does not have flowers or seeds; it reproduces through spores.
In addition to beautifying the natural environment, moss plays a significant role in the ecosystem by retaining moisture, providing shelter and food for small organisms, and aiding in soil nutrient retention. It is a fascinating plant that contributes to the biodiversity of the natural world.
