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Spotting

Description:

Stringy moss growing in a thick mat at the base of a tree

Habitat:

Mixed Deciduous forest, growing at the base of a tree to about .5 meters off of the ground.

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3 Comments

DaneCole
DaneCole 11 years ago

looks like a regular moss, just trying to migrate up the tree.

drP
drP 11 years ago

Here's a picture of one species of fern moss growing on a tree trunk:
http://www.afripics.co.za/home/products/...

drP
drP 11 years ago

I've never seen it grow like this (so I'm probably wrong), but it looks like some species of fern moss (Thuidium).

cjwidmaier
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cjwidmaier

Ithaca, New York, USA

Spotted on Feb 21, 2013
Submitted on Mar 17, 2013

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