According to Mickel & Beitel (1988), "Phlegmariurus reflexus [as Lycopodium reflexum Lam.] is common on moist banks in Oaxaca and distinct by its erect, dichotomously forking stems with spreading leaves and conspicuous sporangia." The species is widely distributed...
This is one of the most common lycophytes in Itatiaia National Park. Plants are usually terrestrial and hanging over the road banks. Be careful not to confuse it with P. comans, a Brazilian endemic that is more compact and shorter, but otherwise approximately twice as...
According to Mickel & Beitel (1988), this beautiful pendent species [treated as Lycopodium myrsinites Lam.] "is conspicuous by its broad, short sterile leaves and much-reduced sporophylls." It is known from Mexico to Costa Rica, Hispaniola, and northern South...
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