73 results for moss
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Harrimanella hypnoides (moss-plant)
...a moss! Moss-plant is a diminutive, creeping plant of boreal and alpine regions, recorded in New England only in the high mountains. It sports tiny, cuplike white flowers in the summer. Habitat: a...
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Silene acaulis (moss campion)
...Jacq.. moss campion. Non-Monocots Non-Alternate Remaining Non-Monocots Non-Monocots Remaining Non-Monocots Facts About: Moss campion is a dense, cushion-forming plant native to Euro...
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Phlox subulata (moss phlox)
...L.. moss phlox. Non-Monocots Non-Alternate Remaining Non-Monocots Non-Monocots Remaining Non-Monocots Facts About: Moss phlox is a popular plant for rock gardens and flowerbed borde...
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Sedum acre (moss stonecrop)
...L.. moss stonecrop. Non-Monocots Alternate Remaining Non-Monocots Non-Monocots Remaining Non-Monocots Facts About: Moss stonecrop is native to Greenland, and can now be found across...
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Ferns: Simple Key
...spikemosses) look like true mosses with tiny leaves. The quillworts (Isoetes species) are small aquatic plants that resemble chives. Exceptions: You may need to look carefully for the spores,...
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Genus: Harrimanella (moss-plant)
...Harrimanella. moss-plant. Family: Ericaceae. This Genus's Species: Harrimanella hypnoides Key To This Genus's Species
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Sighting: Sarracenia purpurea at 42.575700, -72.890586
...peat moss bog
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Question: This low growing plant resides on a swamp edge alongside moss. After …
...of moss. It may be in the Plagiomnium or a related genus (I am not a moss taxonomist, so I am not confident in the determination). Hopefully this will get you started on your study.
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Question: Recently, while attempting to identify a moss (Deer Island, Amesbury), I have …
...a moss (Deer Island, Amesbury), I have seen that this group seems not to have been included, while ferns and their allies are. Is there a reason for this, and if Go Botany does not cover mosses, migh...
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Sighting: Chamaedaphne calyculata at 42.575751, -72.890775
...peat moss bog