What plants grow in bedrock?

Plants that grow in bedrock conditions are typically those adapted to harsh environments with minimal soil. Examples include certain types of lichens, mosses, and some hardy shrubs like alpine willow and rock garden plants. These species have specialized adaptations that allow them to survive in shallow soil or directly on rock surfaces, often thriving in nutrient-poor conditions. Additionally, they may rely on weathering processes to gradually create a more favorable microenvironment for growth.