Club Mosses and Spike Mosses (Lycopodium, Huperzia, Selaginella and others) are the coolest of the moss impostors.

I have to explain that it's not commercially available, but then I say "Let me show you this other cool kind of moss." That would be Selaginella canaliculata, or as it's commonly known, club moss.

Elisabeth Moss confirmed news of her pregnancy during an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Tuesday night. “Are you pregnant or just an incredibly committed method actor?” host Jimmy ...

Moss or fern? Selaginella species are spore-producing plants that are frequently referred to as "fern allies." This prehistoric-era family (Selaginellaceae) separated itself early on from the ...

A Purdue University-led sequencing of the Selaginella moellendorffii (spikemoss) genome -- the first for a non-seed vascular plant -- is expected to give scientists a better understanding of how ...

Object Details Biogeographical Region 76 - Southwestern U.S.A. Collector A. Arthur Heller Record Last Modified 23 Jan 2023 Specimen Count 1 Collection Date 10 Mar 1902 Barcode 01386818 USNM Number ...

If I understand him rightly, he suggests that the “spike” of Selaginella is the hornologue of the spike of Carex pulicaris.

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Hall of Fame receiver Randy Moss is currently on an extended leave of absence from ESPN, due to an unspecified health condition. He announced Thursday that he will appear Friday afternoon on ...

Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti found themselves in a surreal Super Bowl 2024 snafu on Tuesday morning when their producer booked Randy Moss, horse racing analyst, instead of the NFL great.

NFL legend Randy Moss has issued a statement on his health and asked for prayers during an appearance on ESPN's 'Sunday NFL Countdown.' The former New England Patriots receiver, 47, said that he ...

IN consequence of my not having expressed myself sufficiently fully, Prof. Thiselton Dyer somewhat misapprehends my remarks respecting Selaginella and Carex, to which he is good enough to reply in ...