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Selaginellaceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
4Pteridophyta
Class
2Lycopodianae
Subclass
2Lycopodiidae
Phase
1Lycopodiales
Subphase
7Selaginellaceae
Stage
0
Name

Selaginellaceae

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

2: 3-422.17.00

Book
Family
3-422.17.00
IntroductionEnglish: Spikemosses; Spikemoss family; Lesser clubmosses.
Clades: Lycopodiales; Lycopodiidae; Lycopodianae; Pteridophyta; Plants.
Members: 1 genus, Selaginella; 750 species.
TaxonomyThe PG1 classification places Selaginellaceae and Selaginellales in the subclass Isoetidae, in the Class Lycopodiopsida.
Selaginella is split into 6 subgenera and has 750 species.
Plant theoryIn the Plant theory Selaginellaceae is placed in Lycopodiales, in Subphase 7, which is well confirmed by cases.
BotanyHerb; fern; creeping or ascendant; under dry conditions, some species of Selaginella roll into brown balls.
Stem: fertile shoots sessile.
Leaves: simple, scale-like; heterosporous; ligules, scale-like outgrowths near the base of the upper surface of each microphyll and sporophyll.
Sporangia: on 4-sided strobili; ligulate, ligules, scale-like outgrowths near the base of the upper surface of each microphyll and sporophyll; under dry conditions.
Spores: heterosporous; 4-ranked microspores trilete megaspores.
Stages Remedies1 Selaginella apus
1 Selaginella selaginoides
2 Selaginella kraussiana
3 Selaginella plana
10 Selaginella vogelii
10 Selaginella exaltata
15 Selaginella moellendorffii
16 Selaginella stauntoniana
17 Selaginella lepidophylla
IntroductionThis family is indicated first in cases of autism with retardation. It is the theme of the rejected, unwanted, threatened child.
EssenceThis personality feels totally left alone as a young child. They can be an unwanted child. Their mother can have had an affair with a man she doesn’t really love, or can be seduced or raped. Or the circumstance of life of his parents were so terrible that they didn’t dare to get a child. They may have considered or tried an abortion. The feelings of being deserted can also arise from terrible situations like war, where there is no real protection and the danger of being killed is imminent. These kind of feelings can also originate from ancestry, transgenerational problems.
As a defence they can behave like the masses, hiding in the masses, that is the only security. Individuality, speaking one's mind, is dangerous. Just don't stand out, deal with the vagaries of the world in a flexible and tenacious way. They feel they can only rely on themselves, that there is no support or help available.
MindAutism with retardation.
Delusion: I will not survive if I don't follow my own rules.
Fear: being killed, at any moment, for a tiny reason, or no reason at all.
Anger, rage, temper tantrums, maliciousness, auto-mutilation.
A young girl, refined and naïve, dancing for the king, who later roughly abuses her.
Head down.
Mass psychosis.
Small flexible, tough, gets through everywhere.
Make themselves small.
Insignificant, tasteless.
An inconspicuous façade.
Show nothing and stay in hiding, there I am safe.
Melt into the masses.
Just don't stand out, just stay covered, make myself invisible in the masses.
Fine, small, mossy, but tough, a survivor.
Concentration camp survivors.
BodyLungs: infarction.
Heart: vascular disease; embolism; apoplexy.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›4 Pteridophyta
  • ›2 Lycopodianae
  • ›2 Lycopodiidae
  • ›1 Lycopodiales
  • 1Selaginella selaginoides
  • 1Selaginella apus
  • 2Selaginella kraussiana
  • 3Selaginella plana
  • 10Selaginella vogelii
  • 10Selaginella exaltata
  • 15Selaginella moellendorffii
  • 16Selaginella stauntoniana
  • 17Selaginella lepidophylla
  • xSelaginella rupestris
  • xSelaginella atroviridis
  • xSelaginella pallescens
  • xSelaginella tamariscina
  • xLycopodioides apoda
  • xSelaginella willdenowii
  • xSelaginella caffrorum
  • xSelaginella wallichii