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1. After several days, which of the two rocks have more moss on ?
2. What do you think is the reason why that rock have more more than the other
3. Where do you usually see moss?
4. What is the importance of moist or wet places on the reproduction of mous?
5. Mows can reproduce just by breaking apart and having their fragments grow. How
could this be useful to cover forests like they do?
1. After several days, which of the two rocks have more moss on ?
2. What do you think is the reason why that rock have more more than the other
3. Where do you usually see moss?
4. What is the importance of moist or wet places on the reproduction of mous?
5. Mows can reproduce just by breaking apart and having their fragments grow. How
could this be useful to cover forests like they do?
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di ko po masagot yung no.1 wala pong activity guidelines na ibinigay sensya na po
2. It is generally believed that in the Northern Hemisphere, the north side of trees and rocks will generally have more luxuriant moss growth on average than other sides. The reason is assumed to be because sunshine on the south side causes a dry environment.
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3. Mosses are distributed throughout the world except in salt water and are commonly found in moist shady locations. They are best known for those species that carpet woodland and forest floors.
4. Moisture is essential for the reproductive cycle of mosses. In the gametophytic stage, mosses have sex. The male sperm swims to the female egg for fertilization. In vegetative reproduction, the little gemmae get splashed out of cups to form their own new plants using water as a vehicle for dispersal.
5. Mosses are an environmentally benign way to conserve water, control erosion, filter rainwater, clean up hazardous chemicals, and sequester carbon. Also, mosses serve a valuable ecological role as bioindicators for air pollution, acid rain, water pollution, and wastewater treatment.
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