Dark green hard growth on soil in several areas. Master Gardener said liverwort. Appeared last 3 years, spreading. Moss Kill ineffective. Asks removal before tilling?
Algae/moss/liverwort = compacted soil. Check pH yearly.
Don't remove. Loosening soil + pH correction makes it disappear. Incorporating adds organic matter. Near tree roots, repeat every few years.
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