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• Many species in the " Selaginella " genus also demonstrate dichotomous branching.
• Under dry conditions, some species of " Selaginella " can survive dehydration.
• Spring inflated the genus " Selaginella " to hold all selaginelloid species four decades later.
• "Selaginella apoda " can be subcategorized into the subgenus " Stachygynandrum ".
• This plant has one close relative, " Selaginella deflexa ", native to Hawaii.
• Starry Spikemoss plants are commonly confused with a closely related species, " Selaginella galeottii ".
• These two plants form a small clade that is sister to all other " Selaginella " species.
• It has been placed in the " Bryodesma " group, along with " Selaginella rupestris.
• The larvae have been recorded feeding on " Selaginella uncinata " and " Selaginella delicatula ".
• The larvae have been recorded feeding on " Selaginella uncinata " and " Selaginella delicatula ".
• Axillary leaves of " Selaginella galeottii " are rarely auriculate and if they are present they are inconspicuous.
• It can be found in shady crevices on steep slopes and Wallace's selaginella ( " Selaginella wallacei " ).
• It can be found in shady crevices on steep slopes and Wallace's selaginella ( " Selaginella wallacei " ).
• Axillary and lateral leaves of " Selaginella stellata " tend to be eciliate and the axillary leaves are biauriculate and conspicuous.
• Blue iridescence is found also " Selaginella uncinata " and both species are adapted for extreme shade below the forest canopy.
• In the spikemoss " Selaginella lepidophylla ", dispersal is achieved in part by an unusual type of diaspore, a tumbleweed.
• He also described the genus " Diplostachyum " to include a group of species similar to " Selaginella apoda ".
• Primarily, " Selaginella apoda " thrives in environments heavily shaded from the sun and with high moisture content in the soils.
• The cactus'natural habitat is the desert scrub, where it grows in mats of " Selaginella " in rock crevices.
• In plants, the presence of trehalose is seen in sunflower seeds, moonwort, " Selaginella " plants, and sea algae.