Olivier Hepler - phylogenetic tree and adaptations

Seductive Entodon Moss, a type of moss. Mosses are land streptophyta plants, which are under the green plant category of plants. Green plants are under the diphoda category of eukaryotes.
One thing that all of my observations have in common is photosynthesis. They have adapted into using their surface area to capture as much light as possible which then supplies the process of photosynthesis with its required energy.
My moss observation is unique because moss doesn't have any roots. It sticks itself to surfaces like dirt, rocks, and trees and sucks up nutrients and water from around it using its highly absorbent surface.

Posted on September 22, 2021 05:09 AM by

Comments