The value of mosses in nature and the national economy.
| August 8, 2021 | education
Mosses absorb carbon dioxide to produce oxygen and also absorb radioactive substances. For a number of animals, mosses are food. For some birds, it is a refuge and a home. Mosses are popularly used in pharmacology and cosmetology. Sphagnum is used in medicine because it has an antibacterial effect. Also, sphagnum mosses, covering bogs, and then dying off, form peat. Peat is used as fertilizer, fuel, and also as an industrial raw material. Peat is a source of: carbolic acid, wood alcohol, plastic, resin and many other valuable materials.
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