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Ulota
Ulota is a genus of moss, typically forming dense, green clumps on tree bark and rock surfaces, indicative of its preference for humid, shaded environments. Its small, curled leaves and tufted appearance are distinctive, often flourishing in the cool microclimates of temperate forests. The capsule, once matured, protrudes conspicuously, aiding in spore dispersal, integral to its reproduction and survival.
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Propagation: Ulota propagates mainly through spore sowing or division. Key success factors include consistent moisture, indirect light, and well-draining substrate. High humidity is vital for spore germination. Division involves careful handling, moist acidic substrate, and a humid environment for new growth establishment.
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