Does Moss Point to Civilization

Does Moss Point To Civilization

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No, I've never heard of it, though it is said that moss prefers to grow north of the trees. This last statement is true for the Northern Hemisphere, but the opposite is true for the Southern Hemisphere (more moss grows on the southern part of the trees).

This is because moss prefers to grow in moist places. During northern louds, the south side of the tree trunks gets more sun on average, so we would expect less humidity and therefore less moss. During South Laodice, the tree trunk on the north side burns in the sun on average, so we expected less moisture and less algae.

When it rains, when the sun does not easily reach the tops of the leaves, there is an equal amount of moisture on both sides of the tree trunk and moss grows around the trunk.

Yes, as the moss grows north or south, one path leads to civilization and the other does not.

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Does Moss Point To Civilization