Lycopodiaceae

Huperzia australiana is a lycophyte with specific morphology, found in subalpine to subantarctic sheltered habitats up to 2000 m.

Phlegmariurus phlegmaria is a vascular clubmoss lycophyte native to many tropical and temperate paleotropic regions.

Phlegmariurus crassus is a lycophyte that grows from Hispaniola and Mexico south through South America to Paraguay.

Phlegmariurus dentatus is a stout upright lycophyte native to the Azores and Madeira, growing in damp elevated habitats.

Phylloglossum drummondii, the only species in the Lycopodiaceae genus Phylloglossum, is a tiny clubmoss native to Australia and New Zealand.

Southern bog clubmoss (Lycopodiella appressa) is a native eastern North American clubmoss that grows in open wet habitats.

Pseudolycopodiella caroliniana, or slender bog club-moss, is a discontinuous distributed lycophyte in Lycopodiaceae.

Lateristachys diffusa is a plant with variable stem placement that was historically part of the endangered kākāpō’s diet.

Lateristachys lateralis, the slender club moss, is a native club moss of eastern Australia and New Zealand that grows in wet boggy areas.

Lycopodium japonicum is a common clubmoss species found across East and South Asia, used in traditional Chinese medicine.

This is a common widespread club-moss with noted traditional uses in Finland.

Magellanic clubmoss (Austrolycopodium magellanicum) is a vascular clubmoss species found across the Americas and southern ocean islands.

Lycopodiastrum casuarinoides is the only species in the lycophyte genus Lycopodiastrum, native to south-eastern Asia.

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