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When Moss Gets Messy and Spores Go Flying
Mosses have long relied on ingenious mechanisms to release their spores into the wind for dispersal and reproduction. Now new research published in AoB PLANTS sheds light on the complex interactions behind spore release in one species with a unique “telescopic” opening structure. Most mosses employ hygroscopic peristome teeth – structures that open and close in response to humidity – to control…
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Nepenthes spathulata x jacquelineae gorging itself on an ant colony on the move. Mmm....larvae
Peristome as seen by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
Credit : Gregor Pogöschnik
Funaria hygrometrica peristome by gjshepherd_br on Flickr.
Funaria hygrometrica peristome by gjshepherd_br
This is a scanning electron microscope image of the peristome of a Funaria hygrometrica capsule. In this case, the outer peristome teeth are attached to the central disc (rare), and as they elongate or shrink with changes in humidity, the whole structures twists, opening up in dry weather and closing when it's humid. Like other mosses, peristome tooth formation in Funaria is quite complex and their structure is rich in small details.
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