How do mousse aquatic plants reproduce?

Moss is the Chinese translation of Moss, which is usually used by landscapers tied to sunken wood or rock. Strong adaptability to the environment, but can not adapt to the new water immediately, and does not need too strong light to grow well. So, how do mousse aquatic plants reproduce?

First, how do mousse aquatic plants reproduce?

Mousse propagates through spores, which rely on water membranes to transport male cells (swimming sperm) to female cells, both of which are produced in gametophytes. When the environment is right, the next generation of sporophyte or spore-bearing tissue will begin to grow.

Second, the morphological characteristics of Moss.

Moss is an intermediate plant: a plant that has no fixed roots, stems and leaves and can grow in water. There are common willow moss, triangle mousse and crystal triangle mousse.

As the name implies, willow mousse is not easy to have bifurcations, and it is suitable to show a delicate effect in aquatic plant landscaping. When the growing point of triangular mousse is growing, it will often grow two opposite lateral buds at a more uniform distance on both sides. The first lateral buds are longer than the later lateral buds, which looks like a step-by-step decline, and the growing point is roughly a plane triangle. Triangular mosses are more hierarchical than willow moss. It can highlight the depth of field, while the crystal triangle mousse is thicker and greener than the triangle mousse, which is the best of the mos.

Moss can also be divided into water grass and water grass, note that Moss's water grass will not directly turn into water grass, will all wither and yellow before slowly sprouting, it is suggested that it is not worth buying water grass, Moss's water grass color looks green and dark green from a distance, while a close view shows green, while the water grass tends to be transparent.