Lycopodium is a fine powder, the seed, or more correctly the spores, of a club moss. These are members of a curious family of cryptogamous plants that,' from the demand in commerce for the spores ...

In 2009, while examining an old quarry, Charles Ver Straeten, the curator of sedimentary rocks at the New York State Museum, ...

In a geologic instant—over the last few centuries, merely—the unfathomably long and patient work of Earth is being undone.

Along the trail you will find ferns, clubmosses, and mosses, which reproduce by germination of single cells called spores. These plants do not produce seeds. The underside of the lace-leaf woodfern ...

Vegetation included giant club mosses, tree ferns, great horsetails, and towering trees with strap-shaped leaves. Over millions of years, the organic deposits of this plant debris formed the world ...

Instead, they get water from their environment, as it passes over the plant….so they also need water to reproduce, and carry ...

Moss grows on stone surfaces around the garden such as patios, pathways, and driveways but it can be difficult to remove as it buries itself deeply due to its tiny root-like spores. This means ...

Moss is prone to producing spores from April through September, so it’s critical to conquer this garden foe before it conquers your lawn. For those combating this pervasive plant, Gene Caballero ...

Find her on Instagram @homes_writer. Moss loves moist, dark environments — reducing these elements around your roof prevents moss buildup. Moss removal methods include DIY cleaning solutions ...

According to [stoppi], no. You need sunflower oil, some bear moss spores, and a bit of gasoline. You’ll also need some common things like a syringe, a baking sheet, and a jar. You can see the ...