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Ground Pine Spore Cones

Ground Pine Spore Cones

This is the spore cones of the ground pine, which is actually a clubmoss. It is known by other names as well, but the scientific name is Lycopodium Obscurum. ...
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This is the spore cones of the ground pine, which is actually a clubmoss. It is known by other names as well, but the scientific name is Lycopodium Obscurum. Kind of sounds like a spell out of Hogwarts doesn't it? The scientific name Lycopodium is from the Greek lycos, ‘wolf’, and podus, ‘foot’, after a fancied resemblance of club-moss leaves to a wolf’s paw
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SM-A136U1

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Aperture 9/5 ISO 100 Shutter 67/3351 Focal Length 4/1

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North Carolina, US

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Mar, 2024

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