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Stagshorn Clubmoss |
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Lycopodium clavatum |
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Occasional on moorland or beside upland tracks. Leaves 3-5 mm long Skye ID: Leaves end in a long white flexible hair, not a stiff point as in Interrupted Clubmoss. Much branched with branches lying along ground or clambering through heather. Other features: Cones are distinctive, being pale buff when ripe, but pale green when young as in these pictures, and occuring in ones, twos or threes on long stalks. Creeping stem puts down roots along its length. : |
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Carl Farmer Above: Leaves with flexible hair-point.
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