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This colony of Lycopodium digitatum was photographed in a second growth black oak woodland on Plainfield Sand in Starke County, Indiana in the late spring of 2000.
This plant was formerly known as Lycopodium complanatum ssp. flabelliforme.
Fan clubmoss (or southern ground cedar) is an attractive plant that would be welcome underneath oaks or pines in a garden setting, but most commentators say that it is difficult to establish a colony.
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