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Lycopodiales
3-422.10.00422.10.00 LycopodialesName: Lycopodiales.
English: Clubmosses.
Botany: 1 genus, Isoëtes; ± 150 species; cosmopolitan; rare; aquatic or semi-aquatic; leaves slender and broadens downward to a swollen base, in clusters; root, a corm, bulb-like, underground; heterosporous; many extinct and fossil species, from Carboniferous and Triassic era.TaxonomyLycopodiales is an Order in Lycopodianae.
In the Plant theory Lycopodiales is the only Order in the Class Lycopodiidae.Subphases1. Isoetaceae: Isoetes
3. Lycopodiaceae: Lycopodium, Lycopodiella
4. Huperziaceae: Huperzia; Phlegmariurus; Phylloglossum.
5. Selaginellaceae: SelaginellaFamilies1. Isoetaceae: 1 genus, Isoetes; 140 species; aquatics.
3. Lycopodiaceae: 2 genera: Lycopodium, Lycopodiella; spore-bearing structures in terminal club-like structure; basal chromosome count n3, 34.
4. Huperziaceae: Firmosses; Fir clubmosses; 3 genera: Huperzia; Phlegmariurus; Phylloglossum; erect; spore-bearing structures in the axils of unmodified leaves, basal chromosome count 67.
5. Selaginellaceae: SelaginellaIntroductionThe conflict is between being oneself and able to survive at one hand and finding a place in the community. It is the transition of childhood to adulthood and having to become someone in the community.MindAnxious, shy, timid.
Timid towards superiors, bossy towards inferiors.
Fear: crowds, people; aggression.
English: Clubmosses.
Botany: 1 genus, Isoëtes; ± 150 species; cosmopolitan; rare; aquatic or semi-aquatic; leaves slender and broadens downward to a swollen base, in clusters; root, a corm, bulb-like, underground; heterosporous; many extinct and fossil species, from Carboniferous and Triassic era.TaxonomyLycopodiales is an Order in Lycopodianae.
In the Plant theory Lycopodiales is the only Order in the Class Lycopodiidae.Subphases1. Isoetaceae: Isoetes
3. Lycopodiaceae: Lycopodium, Lycopodiella
4. Huperziaceae: Huperzia; Phlegmariurus; Phylloglossum.
5. Selaginellaceae: SelaginellaFamilies1. Isoetaceae: 1 genus, Isoetes; 140 species; aquatics.
3. Lycopodiaceae: 2 genera: Lycopodium, Lycopodiella; spore-bearing structures in terminal club-like structure; basal chromosome count n3, 34.
4. Huperziaceae: Firmosses; Fir clubmosses; 3 genera: Huperzia; Phlegmariurus; Phylloglossum; erect; spore-bearing structures in the axils of unmodified leaves, basal chromosome count 67.
5. Selaginellaceae: SelaginellaIntroductionThe conflict is between being oneself and able to survive at one hand and finding a place in the community. It is the transition of childhood to adulthood and having to become someone in the community.MindAnxious, shy, timid.
Timid towards superiors, bossy towards inferiors.
Fear: crowds, people; aggression.