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Meanings of moss in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "mosses"
Examples for "mosses"
1
The mosses help produce a mat that insulates the soil View Article
2
It lies in the midst of swamps, covered with mosses and reeds.
3
In winter, mosses and the bark of trees were our common food.
4
We walked out upon a small point cushioned with mosses and ferns.
5
But the mosses and tiles of an old Brookshire barn beat him.
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The Bryophyta are divided into the Hepaticae (liverworts) and Musci (mosses).
2
Catherine Leonard, preparing for a Musci Network tour.
3
See Hooker's Musci Exotici, 1818 tab.
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In the Hepaticae we can recognize three subordinate groups-theMarchantiales, Jungermanniales and Anthocerotales; and in the Musci also three groups-theSphagnales, Andreaeales and Bryales.
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The former subdivision of the Bryales into Musci Cleistocarpi and Musci Stegocarpi according to the absence or presence of an operculum is thus clearly artificial.
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The Bryophyta are divided into the Hepaticae (liverworts) and Musci (mosses).
2
Others consider Pteridophyta and Bryophyta to be separate classes.
3
On the other hand we know practically nothing of Palaeozoic Bryophyta, and the evidence even for their existence at that period cannot be termed conclusive.
4
Other lines which start from the level of the primitive many-celled Algae develop into the Mosses (Bryophyta), Ferns (Pteridophyta), Horsetails (Equisetalia), and Club-mosses (Lycopodiales).
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True mosses aren't actually fussy about where they grow, so they are no good as natural compasses.
Usage of moss in inglés
1
Beneath the ferns was moss; I scraped it away with the Watcher.
2
The third placed in my hand a moss-rose bud; then, a Venus-car.
3
Coming around the point she saw him, caught in Muss's air-moss farm.
4
And the trees whose branches interwove above the grave-greyalso with moss.
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The cattle, as the driving ceased, sank down wearily in the moss.
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They went out into the garden and stood before the moss-rose bush.
7
I stretched myself out upon the moss, in the shade, and waited.
8
Then he hid the timber in dark crannies under moss and branches.
9
The afternoon light lay golden on the moss above the fallen trees.
10
And the hair of the warriors constituted their floating weeds and moss.
11
He wore a moss-rose bud in the lapel of his well-fitting coat.
12
The walls showed the bark of logs and tufts of intersecting moss.
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Now the chinking and moss-plugging of the new cabin required all attention.
14
She observed green stains of moss on the steps of the terrace.
15
The pony was laden with the same moss, so was the boy.
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They were broken, covered with moss and half sunken in the earth.
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Moss through the time
Moss across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common