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Description of Moss Moss is a soft, verdant plant that belongs to the Bryophyte family. Unlike flowering plants, mosses are non-vascular, thriving in damp and shaded environments where they form lush carpets over stones, soil, and trees. Known for their ability to survive in challenging conditions, mosses are among the earth’s oldest plants, dating back over 450 million years. Mosses have no roots or flowers but reproduce through spores. Their delicate appearance belies their remarkable resilience, as they can endure drought and harsh climates, rejuvenating themselves when moisture returns....

Description of Tansy Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Asteraceae family. Known for its bright yellow, button-like flowers and feathery green foliage, tansy is both visually striking and historically significant. Native to Europe and Asia, it has naturalized in many parts of North America. Traditionally, tansy has been cultivated for its medicinal, culinary, and ornamental uses, though caution is necessary due to its toxicity in large quantities....