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You can see the Sporangia in the first photo which bear the spores
Horizontal stems creeping on the ground surface. Sometimes arching as shown in ...
Low growing, branched green foliage. Tends to grow in clusters.
love to see it blanketing a forest floor in the winter months. I always ...
Its common name is due to its resemblance to cedar boughs lying on the ground. ...
This plant certainly looks like a cedar, but it's truly a club moss and more ...
Ranger, Georgia--at the base of a ridge near the edge of moist hardwood forest, ...
This is a Lycopod rather than a flowering seed plant. Lycopods are among the ...
