Moss – tiny plants, huge potential – The Quiet Branches

This week is a guest post from Juliet Coates and Sharon Robinson. Mosses are a great example of why I started the Quiet Branches. They're the kinds of plants many wouldn't notice and don't realize just how ancient, important, and interesting they are. I have mentioned mosses before in my review of "The Signature of…

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