Moss cell structure.
| November 23, 2020 | education
mosses are higher plants, not very adapted to land.
They belong to multicellular plants. The body consists of a stem, as well as of leaves. Some have no root. In short: leaf → stem → rhizoid (root) – this is only ordinary moss,
and the moss cage:
shell → protoplast → vacuole.
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