"Moss Matriarchy" describes a conceptual, foundational influence exerted by mosses within an ecosystem. These ancient, miniature plants form vast, enduring carpets that quietly shape the forest floor and regulate local moisture. This foundational influence extends to various creatures, even indirectly affecting animals like rabbits by shaping their habitat and food sources. Their interconnected growth and resilience embody a silent, enduring system of life cycles where the smallest organisms hold profound sway.
