RMW7N6DK–Sphagnum Moss (Sphagnum sp.) detail of leaves. Cairngorms National Park, Grampian Mountains, Scotland, UK, February.
RMAADK84–Mosses on forest edge Kielderwater UK
RMT96KN1–William Henry Harvey (February 5, 1811 - May 15, 1866) was an Irish botanist and phycologist. Harvey was an authority on algae and bryophytes (mosses). In 1844 Harvey became curator of the Trinity College Herbarium and in 1848 Professor of Botany of the Royal Dublin Society. In 1853 he made a 3 year voyage, visiting South Africa, Ceylon, Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Fiji, and Chile.
RFBCBREM–Mosses and Bryophytes cover a rock overlooking a rainforest stream.
RMATC8PD–moss after rain Rain drops bryophytes Musci San Francisco California USA United States of America North America travel
RMCNY67F–Cells with chloroplasts in Bryophytes (Mnium sp.), Norway
RFH9EPFH–Bryophytes on Bracket Fungi. Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary, Maharashtra, India.
RMT659H7–Bright Green Moss (bryophytes) on tree trunks
RF2PY6WT7–Banja Koviljaca, Loznica, Serbia. Ruins of a building. Rock or concrete damp wall covered with bright green moss. Bryophytes, or Mosses, Real mosses, Bryophyta, department of higher plants
RM2AKHH87–Bryophytes are an informal group consisting of three divisions of non-vascular land plants (embryophytes): the liverworts, hornworts and mosses. They
RF2E8MG6M–Bryophytes or moss balls growing on gravestone
RF2H0K6DG–High angle shot of green moss on a rock in the riverside bryophytes
RFWHC7C8–Macro photo of Bryophytes.
RF2F9XB2K–Green moss plant (Bryophytes) on rock, natural texture background
RMJNRG7C–Typical cascade waterfall made from tufa with bryophytes (non-vascular land plants).
RF2P8P75Y–Bryophytes on an old sundial at Stody Lodge Gardens, Melton Constable, Norfolk, England, UK
RF2WNYHJ9–Mossy higher plants or bryophytes. The theme of bryology, the science of mosses. Damp concrete covered with a bright green moss carpet. Beautiful
RMK6NE2R–Bog-moss - Sphagnum recurvum
RMATB3E3–Moss covered rocks reflected in pool Eldgja Iceland
RMW7YFH1–Ripe sporangia of Wall screw-moss (Tortula muralis) Wiltshire, UK, April.
RMDREF92–Sphagnum in water (France, Normandy, Bellème forest) // Sphaigne, France, Orne, fôret de Bellème
RMT96KMK–William Henry Harvey (February 5, 1811 - May 15, 1866) was an Irish botanist and phycologist. Harvey was an authority on algae and bryophytes (mosses). In 1844 Harvey became curator of the Trinity College Herbarium and in 1848 Professor of Botany of the Royal Dublin Society. In 1853 he made a 3 year voyage, visiting South Africa, Ceylon, Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Fiji, and Chile.
RFBCDN7M–A Cortinarius Mushroom growing through bryophytes on a rotting log.
RMG2GJXF–Tortella tortuosa moss typically growing as a compact clump on limestone rocks - Derbyshire Peak District
RMT659GJ–Bright Green Moss (bryophytes) on tree trunks
RFCTYFBM–Moss covered brick wall.
RM2AKHHDH–Bryophytes are an informal group consisting of three divisions of non-vascular land plants (embryophytes): the liverworts, hornworts and mosses. They
RF2E8MG6D–Bryophytes or moss balls growing on gravestone
RF2H0K6DN–High angle shot of green moss on a rock in the riverside bryophytes
RMA8GNAH–mosses sporangium spores
RF2F9XB17–Green moss plant (Bryophytes) on rock, natural texture background
RF2X1NDCB–This mossy lane (Lon Ddinas in North Wales near Tregarth) includes mosses such as Eurhynchium striatum and Neckera complanata.
RF2P8P770–Bryophytes on an old sundial at Stody Lodge Gardens, Melton Constable, Norfolk, England, UK
RF2WNY6HA–Mossy higher plants or bryophytes. The theme of bryology, the science of mosses. Damp concrete covered with a bright green moss carpet. Beautiful
RM2PJ94XX–Bristly haircap moss Polytrichum piliferum, male shoots with reddish 'flowers' that contain the antheridia, Surrey, UK during spring
RMAX7HDK–Moss in spore
RMW7R4G6–Aquatic Liverwort / Crystalwort (Riccia fluitans). This plant has worldwide distribution.
RM2GX88RM–Moss growing on a tree trunk at Kroombit Tops National Park in Queensland Australia
RMT96KMJ–William Henry Harvey (February 5, 1811 - May 15, 1866) was an Irish botanist and phycologist. Harvey was an authority on algae and bryophytes (mosses). In 1844 Harvey became curator of the Trinity College Herbarium and in 1848 Professor of Botany of the Royal Dublin Society. In 1853 he made a 3 year voyage, visiting South Africa, Ceylon, Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Fiji, and Chile.
RFEAX0ER–An enormous vine, covered in mosses and bryophytes, descending from the rainforest canopy.
RMHHBCYX–Bog Moss ( Sphagnum fallax) at Abernethy Forest in Scotland.
RFAE6RCR–A bryophyte in Sanjay Gandhi National Park.
RM2WX9A2G–Close up of the sporophyte stage of moss plants - Pisgah National Forest, near Brevard, North Carolina, USA
RM2PA7HY6–Juniper Haircap Polytrichum juniperinum growing in woodland in Somerset UK
RF2E37HR6–A selective focus shot of bryophytes
RM2H301KH–Closeup detail of a deep, dense green carpet of feathery moss (Kindbergia oregana) growing on the damp forest floor in coastal British Columbia.
RF2F9XAY1–Green moss plant (Bryophytes) on rock, natural texture background
RF2X1NDCD–This mossy lane (Lon Ddinas in North Wales near Tregarth) includes mosses such as Eurhynchium striatum and Neckera complanata.
RMD163BA–Animal-like moss formation on a drystone wall in Wharfedale, Yorkshire, England
RF2WNYE83–Mossy higher plants or bryophytes. The theme of bryology, the science of mosses. Damp concrete covered with a bright green moss carpet. Beautiful
RM2PJ950D–Bristly haircap moss Polytrichum piliferum, male shoots with reddish 'flowers' that contain the antheridia, Surrey, UK during spring
RMAXEA8M–Moss Close up
RMW7P0TC–Liverwort (Lunularia) growing on a wet rock face, Devon, England, July
RM2GX88TD–Moss growing on a log at Kroombit Tops National Park in Queensland Australia
RF2FMHA6E–Closeup macro of brown plants or mushrooms or type of moss called bryophytes growing on green ground in Spruce Knob Huckleberry Trail in Monongahela n
RFBCBT6J–A Lichen emerges from Bryophytes and Mosses covering a rainforest log.
RMHHBD2T–Bog Moss ( Sphagnum fallax) at Abernethy Forest in Scotland.
RF2WNYE1C–Mossy higher plants or bryophytes. The theme of bryology, the science of mosses. Damp concrete covered with a bright green moss carpet. Beautiful
RM2PJ9537–Bristly haircap moss Polytrichum piliferum, male shoots with reddish 'flowers' that contain the antheridia, Surrey, UK during spring
RMAX74HW–Moss Close up
RMW7RA5P–Sphagnum moss (Sphagnum quinquefarium) Tomies Wood, Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland, November
RF2X2KKXJ–Green moss and algae on slate roof tiles in London
RF2WNYNP6–Mossy higher plants or bryophytes. The theme of bryology, the science of mosses. Damp concrete covered with a bright green moss carpet. Beautiful
RM2NH23P0–Spore capsules of Polytrichum piliferum moss, also called bristly haircap, with colourful caps or calyptrae, on sandy heathland in Surrey, England, UK
RMAX75MN–Moss Close up
RMW7RA5T–Sphagnum moss (Sphagnum quinquefarium) Tomies Wood, Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland, November
RF2E8MG71–red, yellow and orange sphnagum denticulatum
RMW3M8MK–Close up of moss on old walnut bark
RMPPJ93P–Close up of dried Sphagnum Moss
RMHHBCR3–Red Bog Moss ( Sphagnum capillifolium)
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