Java Moss question

I don't know about the sesame seeds but as long as it's remotely green it's still alive. I've had poor luck historically with java moss but it is a failry resiliant plant. don't forget to spread out the clump so the inside bits get light too.

Java moss is very resilient, so I wouldn't be worried about it.

Can you take a pick of these "sesame seeds" they may be seed pods and are very rare.

"For some strange reason which even Dr Tan couldn’t explain, all the Java Mosses found locally do not produce capsules. It could be something to do with the chemistry of our water but Dr Tan isn’t sure. To confirm the species name, Dr Tan has to be able to see the spores. Without capsules, there are no spores. There’s a species of Java Moss from Vietnam that produces capsules but unfortunately, Dr Tan didn’t have a live specimen. He suspects that the Java Moss from Vietnam is the same as those found locally but without spores, this cannot be confirmed.

I’m appealing to all of you, on Dr Tan’s behalf, to take a close look at the Java Mosses in your tanks. If you find even just one capsule, it would be worth a great deal to scientific research. Let me know and I will be at your house as soon as I can to pick up that capsule for Dr Tan. But please make sure it’s from Java Moss and not any other mosses."
http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/plants/Leong_Mosses.html
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This is just a random guess, but the "seeds" could be little pieces of substrate that the moss stuck to.