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Clubmosses

Clubmosses encompass a family of primitive seedless vascular plants, resembling small, creeping or erect mosses. Integral to their structure are the microphylls (small, simple leaves) which densely cover their branching stems. Typically thriving in moist, shaded forest floors, clubmosses efficiently exploit these habitats via spores, adapting to environments that favor high humidity and indirect light.

Scientific classification

Family

Clubmosses (Lycopodiaceae)

Clubmosses and firmosses

Vascular plants

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Genus

Pseudodiphasium Firmosses Austrolycopodium Diphasium Lycopodiastrum Phylloglossum Palhinhaea Pseudolycopodium Alpine clubmosses Dendrolycopodium Creeping cedar Lycopodiella Pseudolycopodiella Lateristachys Phlegmariurus Spinulum

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