haukisteenuhikoiset
Haukisteenuhikoiset is a Finnish term that translates literally to "hawk stone mosses." This refers to a group of moss species found in Finland that are known for their association with rocky habitats, particularly those frequented by birds of prey like hawks. These mosses typically grow on exposed rock surfaces, cliff faces, and boulders, often in areas with good drainage and sunlight.
The specific species included under the umbrella term "haukisteenuhikoiset" can vary, but they generally share characteristics
These mosses are not typically of significant economic or agricultural importance, but they contribute to the