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Moss plants are a collection of small plants belonging to Bryophytina (from the Greek bryum, "moss").
This plant has a thalus like a small leaf so often called leaf moss. The leaves are made up of several layers of cells which in the upper layers contain a lot of chlorophyll and are arranged according to leaf length and are assimilation networks. This pogonatum sp belongs to the Bryales nation and belongs to the Subordo Nematodanteae by virtue of its peristomic teeth, and belongs to the Politrichaceae because it has many hairs, perhaps its meaning is covered by many hairs.
This plant has already shown a firm differentiation between nutrient-absorbing organ and photosynthetic organ but has no true roots and leaves. This plant group also has no true vessels. Instead of the roots, the absorbing organ is rhizoid ("aka root").
Leaf moss plants can photosynthesize. Moss plants are pioneer plants, which grow somewhere before other plants are able to grow. This occurs because of small moss plants but forms colonies that can reach large areas. Dead plant tissue is a source of nutrients for other moss plants and other plants.
In ordinary language, the term "moss" may refer to some divisio. The old classification also incorporates lichens and horn lichens into Bryophyta, so in Bryophyta it encloses horn moss, moss liver, and true moss (Musci).
However, developments in the plant's taxonomy indicate that this incorporation is parafiletic, so it was decided to separate the liver of the liver and horns out of Bryophyta. In the world there are about 4,000 species of moss plants (including liverworts), 3,000 of which are grown in Indonesia.
Cibodas Botanical Garden in West Java has a "moss garden" that collects various moss and lichen plants from various regions in Indonesia and the world.
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