These club mosses have true roots, steams, and leaves.Ĭlub mosses are said to be very similar to the earliest vascular plants.Club mosses are seedless vascular plants meaning that these plants do not produce seeds, so the seeds are dispersed with the wind.These cells then reproduce to form the new plant.
Once the spores germinate, they develop into a "thallus" which then produce male and female egg cells. These plants produce spores in a cone like structure at the end of the stem. These stems will send up shoots that will hold the flowering portion of the plant. Club Mosses have horizontal branching stems, both underground and above.Other Common Names:Ground Pine, Club Pine, ground cedar, and running pine.This picture shows how club mosses look now a days. Members of the genus Lycopodium (common club moss) look like mini pine trees.
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