Amber Listserv / moss and leaf

[Joy J]

Hi Dale, 
I would say it is the bud of a tree in the beech family.  

I bet everything I own that your moss is of the family Dicranaceae,  It's habitat was on oak trees and on wood in general and in forests.  Because the moss is present with the bud, my bets are that your bud is of the Beech family, or perhaps of an oak..  

Hope this helps.

Peace, 
Joy


AmberOz <dalewicks at ledanet.com.au> wrote:       HI,
 I am attaching a photo of a nice plant  material  found in aust amber maybe moss?
 also the piece is next to a leaf which is  about 2.5mm long.
 any ideas on what type of leaf this  maybe?
 best wishes Dale
   
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