Sphagnum Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

This Moss is to be found in Fen HeathLand and Bogs in the Netherlands.Perfect to use as Natural Background.Related images:

Pile of dry sphagnum moss isolated on white

Green moss isolated on white background. Nature backgraund.

Mosses: 1) Liverwort (Marchantia polymorpha); 2) Blasia pusilla and capsule (a); 3) Phaeoceros laevis (or Anthoceros leavis) and capsule (a); 4) Andreaea rupestris, single plant enlarged (a); 5) Baby Tooth Moss (Plagiomnium cuspidatum, or Mnium cuspidatum) and capsule (a); 6) Goblin gold (Schistostega pennata, or Schistostega osmundaceae), single plant enlarged (a), capsule with lid open; 7) Prairie sphagnum (Sphagnum palustre, or Sphagnum cymbifolium), capsule with the scabbard at the base; 8) Splachnum luteum, capsule with apophysis (a); 9) Neckera complanata, capsule with hood (a); 10) Bug moss (Buxbaumia aphylla) with capsule (a); 11) Tree climacium moss (Climacium dendroides) with capsule (a); 12) Serrated earth-moss (Ephemerum serratum) with single plant (a); 13) Bladder-moss (Physcomitrium pyriforme), capsule with hood (a); 14) Pellucid four-tooth moss (Tetraphis pellucida) with capsule open (a) and peristome teeth. Lithograph, published in 1897.

Sphagnum Peat moss in vosges mountains

Closeup of dried peat moss, Sphagnum.

woman's hand adds sphagnum moss to flower pot, which fights root rot, improves fertility and porosity of soil. Hygroscopicity and antibacterial properties of moss

Sphagnum moss used for plant propagation, orchid spoil or terrariums isolated on white background. Also commonly known as peat moss

Closeup on orange colored peat moss

Round-leaved sundew, Drosera rotundifolia, in peatmoss, Sundew, or dew plant, or lustwort, in a small carnivorous, or insectivorous, swamp plant that catch insects, with sticky drops on its leaves.

A closeup shot of green sphagnum with water droplets in daylight

Telephoto image of moss which settles on sand dunes.

This Moss is to be found in Fen Heathland and Bogs in the Netherlands.

Boardwalk on the raised bog, view from the observation tower. Kemeri National park in Latvia. Summer

Very Rare, Beautifully Illustrated Antique Engraved Victorian Botanical Illustration of The Plant Kingdom Victorian Botanical Illustration published in 1853. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored.

Environmental carbon sink foam. Zoom macro photo moss plant Polytrichum formosum on peat star shape plant in forest wetland bryophytes bank haircap

L 14-15,5 cm. Breeds in open country, on heaths and moors (very common), coastal meadows, pastures and bogs. Resident in Britain & Ireland, where also large passage (March-May, and esp. September – October) and many winter visitors from NE. This is a common Species in the Netherlands on the described Habitats.

Illustration of a Mosses

two fly agarics in green moss isolated on white background

A closeup shot of sphagnum moss (Sphagnum) in the garden

Icon for moss, lichen, dartre, nonvascular plant, sphagnum, pleurocarp

Mosses (Bryophyta). Wood engravings, published in 1897.

Lichens and mosses: 1) Madame's cup lichen (Cladonia coccifera); 2) Pebbled pixie-cup (Cladonia pyxidata); 3) Pink earth lichen (Dibaeis baeomyces, or Baeomyces roseus); 4) Oakmoss (Evernia prunastri); 5) Straw beard lichen (Usnea scabrata, or Usnea barbata); 6) Parmelina tiliacea (or Imbricaria tiliacea); 7) Tree lungwort (Lobaria pulmonaria, or Sticta tiliacea); 8) Iceland moss (Cetraria islandica); 9) Map lichen (Rhizocarpon geographicum); 10) Script lichen (Graphis scripta); 11) Glaucous crystalwort (Riccia glauca); 12) Smooth hornwort (Phaeoceros laevis, or Anthoceros laevis); 13-14) Kettlewort (Blasia pusilla); 15-16) Liverwort (Nowellia curvifolia, or Jungermannia curvifolia); 17) Grove earwort (Scapania nemorosa, or Jungermannia nemorosa); 18) Wall scalewort (Porella platyphylla, or Jungermannia platyphylla); 19-21) Umbrella liverwort (Marchantia polymorpha); 22) Palmate germanderwort (Riccardia palmata, or Aneura palmata); 23-24) Many-fruited thyme-moss (Plagiomnium affine, or Mnium affine); 25-26) Hypnum velutinum; 27-28) Hypnum splendens; 29) Hypnum filicinum; 30) Hypnum revolvens; 31) Water moss (Fontinalis antipyretica); 32) Sciuro-hypnum populeum (or Brachythecium populeum); 33) Pocket moss (Fissidens bryoides); 34) Juniper haircap (Polytrichum juniperinum, or Polytrichum juniperifolium); 35-36) Hair moss (Polytrichum commune); 37) Polytrichum gracile; 38-39) Ephemerum stoloniferum (or Phascum serratum); 40) Buxbaumia moss (Buxbaumia aphylla); 41) Silvergreen bryum moss (Bryum argenteum); 42) Bryum inclinatum; 43) broom moss (Dicranum scoparium); 44-45) Bonfire moss (Funaria hygrometrica); 46-47) Neckera crispa; 48-49) Rock black moss (Andreaea rupestris); 50) Spiky bog-moss (Sphagnum squarrosum). Hand-clored wood engraving, published in 1887.

Staghorn or Elkhorn Fern, Platycerium, with maturing fronds in black decorative container isolated on white background.

Young Staghorn Fern with brown, sterile shield growing in pot. Spores are starting to grow on fronds.

Green moss isolated on white background. Nature backgraund.

Closeup on Sphagnum peat moss succession area with different species sphagnum moss

A wetland area forming peat near Hoo Field, Voe on Mainland, Shetland, UK

Orchid care and gardening. Soil for plant on white background

Ancient stunted oak tree and moss covered boulders in Wistmans Wood site of special scientific interest, Dartmoor national Park, UK

The Nordpfade are popular hiking trails in northern Germany. All pictures were taken on the "Dör't Moor"-Hike in 2020

background of moss on white background

Green moss textured and leaves on the wall

Illustration of a Small moss landscape

Photo showing a patch of common haircap moss (Latin name: Polytrichum commune), growing in damp conditions on a woodland floor, next to a stream. People also call this plant 'star moss' and 'sphagnum moss', although strictly speaking, sphagnum is a different type.

Muckle Moss National Nature Reserve, one of the Border Mires, Northumberland, England. Shows one of the rare crescentic pools, unique to this peat bog caused by downhill drift of the peat opening up pools in its surface.

Pioneer tree species, black spruce and tamarack, invading a well developed floating mat at the Philbrick-Cricenti Bog in New London, New Hampshire.

A fresh black morel mushroom growing in moss in Michigan.

A view across the high moor blanket bog of Dartmoor, with typical landscape features, including running stream, rushes and granite tor on the horizon

Microscopic view of peat moss (Sphagnum). Polarized light, crossed polarizers.