Post Image
Mazon Monday #312: Sigillaria tessellata #fossils #paleontology #MazonCreek #MazonMonday #lycopod #lycophyte #pennsylvanian #carboniferous
esconi.org/2026/03/mazon-monday-312...
Post Image
Mazon Monday #312: Sigillaria tessellata #fossils #paleontology #MazonCreek #MazonMonday #lycopod #lycophyte #pennsylvanian #carboniferous
esconi.org/2026/03/mazon-monday-312...
Creeping cedar or running cedar, appearing like a tiny forest at ankle level
Candelabra style elevated strobili of the creeping cedar, they barely reached the top of my 8” boots
An extravagant princess pine along a path in the forest
Bright yellow strobili crown an individual princess pine
A close-up shot of the leaves of Lycopodium clavatum.
Lycopodium clavatum, common names include Stag's-horn clubmoss, running clubmoss, or ground pine.
These lycophytes take 8 years to germinate and another 25 years to mature. That is why plucking these over temporary holiday decorations is abhorrent. #lycopod #clubmoss #plantsky
Fossil Friday #276: Lycopodites meekii #fossils #paleontlogy #FossilFriday #MazonCreek #wilmington #lycopod #lycophyte #lepidodendron
www.esconi.org/esconi_earth...
a diagram depicting coloured anatomical drawings o several lycophytes. Top left: dimond shaped lepidonendron leaf and leaf scar. Top right, Lepidodendron tree. Middle, Lycopodium . Bottom left: selaginella. Bottom right: Isoetes.
Since I've been working on some lycopsids recently, here's a diagram I made several years ago for a blog post I never got around to finishing.
So, here you go; enjoy some lycopodiophyte anatomy!
#FossilFriday #plants #botany #sciart #FernAllyFriday #lycopod #paleobotany #paleontology
This is THE coolest Clubmoss I’ve ever seen. It appears to be a species of giant Huperzia but which one I have no idea. It was growing at sea level on a massive boulder in Etna Bay, West Papua, a place where fewer than 50 tourists have ever travelled too. #Clubmoss #Botany #lycopod #Expedition
Fossil Friday #216: Lycopodites meekii #fossils #paleontology #MazonCreek #FossilFriday #lycophyte #lycopod #pennsylvanian
www.esconi.org/esconi_earth...