Spikemoss

Yes, it covered the ground for about 20 square metres, BioEu - it really looked beautifully smooth and refreshing at once

:) That place was full of this plant? I can imagine it because in the second photo it seems that. I've never seen many plants from this kind together.

Thanks, BioEu - I knew about that. It was just my very first impressions, since I have not seen a plant like it before. But it was obvious that it was a primal and pioneer plant, most likely a moss as I was assuming.

Well, there is a big big difference between Thuja and Selaginella, Thuja produces wood, it is a shrub or sometimes a tree, Selaginella it's a primitive plant, and it is herbaceous. If it reminds you a liverwort its because it is also a primitive plant, from the first ones on Earth.

Thanks Jeannette - it was about palm sized, not taller than 10-15 cm.
It reminded me instantly of Liverwort Mosses and somehow Horsetails came to my mind. But you're right, Thuja could have crossed the mind, too.

Beautiful Lars :)

It makes me think more of a Thuja species, was it like a bush? This one is close but not right... Thujopsis dolabrata Nana

Thanks a lot for ID, BioEu

It looks like because like mosses and ferns, is a primitive plant, from the first ones that appeared on Earth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selaginella...