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Club Moss, Flickr Nature, Flora, Macro, Morning Light, Nature, Pennsylvania, Spring, United States
Brule Glacial Spillway
Wisconsin State Natural Area #161
Brule River State Forest
Douglas County
The largest population of these I've ever seen. Multiple colonies here. At Greenlake SNA
A cute little lycopod (aka clubmoss), growing in a soggy, grassy spot. In southeast Georgia, I often encounter lycopods growing in shallow ditches and depressions. This one is apparently Foxtail Bog-clubmoss (Lycopodiella alopecuroides). It is more upright and less coarse than the other species (L. appressa) I typically encounter in similar habitats. North Glynn Recreation Complex, Glynn County, Georgia.
Fan Clubmoss (Diphasiastrum digitatum), also called Southern Ground-cedar. Mountain Creek Nature Trail, below Lake Delanor in Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park, Harris County, Georgia.
Clubmoss, photographed along the Plover River Trails, about 2 miles northeast of Stevens Point, Wisconsin on August 1, 2024.
FOSSIL ORGANIC REMAINS
FOSSIL ORGANIC REMAINS
This native club moss is called kekulaius in Palauan.
Rock Islands, Palau.
Spinulum annotinum (interrupted clubmoss, riidenlieko in Finnish), Upper Peninsula, Michigan - November 6 2024
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The woods heal in so many ways.
Schwarzee, Zermatt, Switzerland
See this and more on the Zermatt Flora website:
www.zermattflora.net/albums/selaginellaceae-lesser-clubmo...
Diphasiastrum cf. complanatum (tiges feuillées)
Bord de chemin forestier (alt. 50 m)
Vasavere (commune d'Alutaguse, Viru oriental, Estonie)
Diphasiastrum cf. complanatum (port)
Bord de chemin forestier (alt. 50 m)
Vasavere (commune d'Alutaguse, Viru oriental, Estonie)
Diphasiastrum cf. complanatum (colonie)
Bord de chemin forestier (alt. 50 m)
Vasavere (commune d'Alutaguse, Viru oriental, Estonie)
