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Interrupted Clubmoss

Spinulum annotinum

Photo by Machi
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44.18, -71.7465

Field Notes

Description:

Long, trailing club moss

Habitat:

Wooded mountain trail near some birch trees

Species ID Suggestions

Clubmoss

Lycopodium

Reference Link
doreen.chambers.14
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Comments (4)
Machi
This plant very long and it was draping down quite a ways as you can see in the second photo. I don't know too much about Huperzia lucidula so maybe that is normal?
suzmonk
I think KarenPuracan has the right idea. Maybe something along the lines of Shining clubmoss ... Huperzia lucidula?
Machi
I have no idea, really. I am really not familiar with the area or its wildlife.
MrsPbio
Is this some sort of club moss?

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PublishedMay 22, 2014

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