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Scotch Moss

Sagina subulata

Photo by AmyPietras
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

I will call this the "Sarah Moss".

Species ID Suggestions

Scotch Moss

Sagina subulata

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SarahWhitt
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Comments (10)
SarahWhitt
I am so very glad that it finally worked! YAY! And, the naming....it made me :) p.s. You are welcome!!!
AmyPietras
Hey it worked...Thanks Sarah! I was moving faster then the computer I guess. I dont think I was giving it enough time to save the information. Oh and by the way I named it "Sarah Moss" bc you have offered so much help! Thanks
AmyPietras
I have tried several times and it still is not working. Im not sure what is going on with it? Do you have any other suggestions to how I can save the information? I will keep trying though. Thanks Sarah
SarahWhitt
Amy, I didn't see any changes. Go to your photo & click "edit" right above your profile pic. Then you can make all of the necessary changes there - like adding the name & location of your spotting. Let me know if this helps. :)
SarahWhitt
You are welcome, I haven't seen the changes yet, but there seems to be a time lapse on here. So, I'll give it a few more minutes and check back. Also, don't forget to list the place where you "spotted" your photos - this can help when people are trying to help ID them. It's on the right hand side above the date of your spotting. :)
AmyPietras
Sarah, Yes it was slightly soft to the touch and it was everywhere. Im still trying to figure this out but thank you for telling me where to go to make changes. I think I did it but please let me know otherwise.
SarahWhitt
Now you can go back in & "edit" & change the name of your "spottings". Curious, was this moss soft to the touch? It's very pretty!!
AmyPietras
Interesting find, your link says that it blooms in the spring but I saw it in the early fall.
AmyPietras
Marianne, It was spotted in Bradford, PA last summer.

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Flowers of North America
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PublishedApril 17, 2011

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