Moss Plants and More

In lab group last week we read an article about the moss family Polytrichiaceae. These are the mosses that have fabulous little lamellae on...

The October edition of the plant carnival Berry Go Round has been posted at 10,000 Birds .  Enjoy! For more about blog carnivals a...

Ack! October has come to a close and I have not posted anything up on the blog. Here is the breakdown of what has been up in my mossy world ...

The September edition of the plant carnival Berry Go Round has been posted at A Blog Around the Clock .  Enjoy the fabulous flora! For...

There are over 350 different species of peat moss in the genus Sphagnum . All of them have a similar morphology with two different types of ...

The latest edition of the plant carnival Berry Go Round has been posted at Seeds Aside. It is quite an in depth line up and a large num...

A friend sent me this link to a bath mat made of moss. They don't specify what types of mosses they are using, but it looks to be Hypnu...

Field guides to mosses are not super common. If you are a longtime reader of this blog you are probably familiar with my frustrations that t...

Another book that I picked up recently was a great book of fabulous images from Bill and Nancy Malcolm, entitled The Forest Carpet . This bo...

For the past five years, the Botanical Society of America has sponsored a image competition to fund student travel to the annual conference....

I am happy to report that the bryology research from the Goffinet Laboratory was well received at the Botanical Society of America annual m...

The latest edition of the plant carnival Berry Go Round has been posted at Brainripples . I was off in Providence, Rhode Island this wee...