Mosses lack true roots and absorb water through their leaves
Moss is essentially the freeloader of the plant kingdom. Lacking the sophisticated vascular root systems of modern plants, moss just lays there like a damp carpet, drinking water directly through its leaves via osmosis. It completely bypasses complex soil extraction, opting instead to just soak up surface moisture like a desperately thirsty sponge.

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