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Pteridophytes - Introduction
... . This is Lycopodium cernuum, a Caribbean club moss. Most of this group is extinct. Lycopodium is the sole surviving genus. This is Selaginella serpens, a Caribbean spike moss. Selaginella & Lycopodium are similar & some ... . When you have looked at it, go back to the picture of its living relative Lycopodium and see if you can see the resemblance. Calamites was a giant horsetail relative, resembling ...
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Fern & Fern Allies Lab
... Lycopodium cernuum to show the main features of its morphology. Draw a diagram from the prepared slide of the Lycopodium strobilus. Note that all the spores are of the same size. Lycopodium with cones L.S. Lycopodium ...
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Fern Allies
... only two surviving genera today of which Lycopodium is the more important. Lycopodium cernuum - a Caribbean species Lycopodium spp. are essentially creeping plants with tiny leaves ... to see this. Three features distinguish Selaginella from Lycopodium;- Heterospory: Selaginella produces microspores and megaspores; Lycopodium is homosporous, producing only microspores. Endospory: Selaginella ...
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