Why are mosses important?

Mosses are extremely important during the early stages of ecological succession. Succession begins with the generation of a new environment. read more

He delivered the ten commandments to the people, and was an important teacher and prophet. Moses is a central figure to all Western religions, but he is widely considered the most important figure in Judaism. read more

Mosses are not an important source of food for vertebrate herbivores. Peat mosses are the dominant plants of extensive northern wetland areas, and are largely responsible for the development of bogs. Most species of mosses are not of any direct economic importance, and none are a food source for humans. read more

Moss in a lawn is a problem. It is an indicator of lack of feeding, poor drainage or not enough light. read more