Genus Sphaerocarpos is a group of mosses that belongs to the family of Sphaerocarpaceae. The mosses in this genus are typically small, less than 1 cm in height, and can be found on damp soil, rocks, or logs. Some synonyms for this genus include Sphaerocarpus, Sphaerocarpum, and Globularia. These synonyms are often used interchangeably with Genus Sphaerocarpos in botanical literature. Despite their small size, mosses in this genus possess a unique structure that enables them to tolerate desiccation. They are also known for their ability to produce gemmae, small asexual reproductive structures that allow them to colonize new habitats quickly.