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Mosses are primitive non-flowering plants. They have no root system, relying instead on sufficient moisture being present to allow direct transfer of water and nutrients through their aerial structures. Water is vital for reproduction, as male cells must migrate through water to fertilise the female structures. Dampness is, therefore, essential for the spread of moss. It is important to realise that mosses are themselves symptoms of poor grass growth and not the cause.
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