What are the parts of the moss body? Compare the structure of mosses and multicellular algae?

Algae are inferior plants because the body of even multicellular algae has no tissues. Its cells lie in one layer, which is why it is called the thallus. And, in almost any part of the thallus, the cells are the same.

Mosses are classified as superior plants because they are made up of tissues that form organs. Mosses have a stem. It can be straight, like cuckoo flax, or branched, like sphagnum. On the stem are narrow leaves, the cells of which contain chloroplasts with chlorophyll. No roots.