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Moss does not have roots and does not require soil to grow. Instead, it often grows on or adheres to other surfaces, such as tree bark. It is sometimes necessary to prevent growth on plants, and this article will help. Lichen On Trees, Mosses Plant, Drawing Moss, Moss Painting, Moss Texture, Natural Vegetation, Moss Forest, Moss Tree, John Bennett

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Moss does not have roots and does not require soil to grow. Instead, it often grows on or adheres to other surfaces, such as tree bark. It is sometimes necessary to prevent growth on plants, and this article will help.

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Mushrooms and mosses on tree trunk, Hoh Rainforest, Hall of Mosses Trail, Olympic National Park, Washington.

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Download this free HD photo of forest, nature, tree, and green in Portugal by Lora Ninova (@lorannva)

Moss does not have roots and does not require soil to grow. Instead, it often grows on or adheres to other surfaces, such as tree bark. It is sometimes necessary to prevent growth on plants, and this article will help.

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