Lycopodium deuterodensum puakarimu

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Lycopodium deuterodensum is a terrestrial clubmoss with a creeping stem forming tall erect branches. Some aerial stems have spreading, needle-like leaves, others have  appressed, scale like leaves. Aerial shoots form distinct cones at the ends of branches.
Found on the upper half of the North Island in coastal to lowland forest and scrub and on the Chatham Islands.

Vegetative characteristicsFertile stem and sporangia

Plant form: terrestrial plants up to 1 m;	Stem appearance: differentiated into terminal erect cones up to 35 mm
Leaf arrangement: singly in a spiral along the stem; spreading or appressed to the stem	Sporangium location: on upper surface of  sporophyll
Leaf shape: scale-like or needle-like; pointed at tip	Sporangium position: at base of sporophyll
Leaf size: up to 20 mm	Sporangia distribution: one per sporophyll
Leaf surface: hairs (cilia) around leaf base	Sporangium covering: 0

Lycopodium deuterodensum - The University of Auckland

 

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