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Old 01-28-2007, 03:41 PM
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I created this journal to share with some bryologists but thought that u all would dig it too!
Discover what lurks below that plant!

Dare you click here? > The microflora of Selaginella sanguinolenta compressa
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Old 01-28-2007, 03:52 PM
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I'm sorry, but none of the links go anywhere on my system. Just for your info.
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...I bought a Selaginella species, but it was a fern... didn't know it was a bryophyte

Great info... Bryophytes are very interesting (especially when they're on an orchid mount! )

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Cool, tman

Thanks for sharing
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Selaginella is not a bryophyte. Bryophytes consist of mosses, hornworts and liverworts. Selaginella are of the family Selaginellaceae and are considered to be fern allies. This particular Selaginella is a very nice, very small species. It's not a fast grower but a great plant if you can find it.
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Old 01-28-2007, 06:17 PM
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Thanks Harry! Thought I was clear on that!??
Ross don't know what to tell you, using IE?
Mahon, thanks for the comments tho see Harry's for clarification on what Selaginella is. I wish I could offer names of the mosses but I do not want to kill any of them just to look at them under a microscope and even then it might not be possible if they are not NA natives! This is really my first journal regarding mosses and I shall be setting up the moss section on my site-hope to add a general sheet soon on what mosses I have growing (or hope they are still growing!!!!)
And Thanks Sue! I really do like MINIS!!!!
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So sort of related, I love Selaginella. I'm always looking for species I don;t have. One I used to have but no longer have is S oregana. Does anyone have access to this species?
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Ooh, nice! I'm gonna have to take a good look in my Saleginella. hehe.
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Old 01-29-2007, 06:42 PM
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Harry, I have only seen it offerred once at one of the terrarium suppliers sites (yours??)
Hey Tindo-there are alot of tropical types and some semi-tropical species of Selaginella that will do well in terraria/vivs. Just because it is called a Spike Moss doesn't make it a Bryophyte!!!
They are Lycopsida!! Imagine Spike Lycops! Weeeull that does not sound cool-so Spike Moss, almost like some Rap artist!!! Imagine: "Doing the Green" by Spike Moss!!!!
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Old 01-30-2007, 08:31 AM
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Well, yes that was me and I was fortunate enough to get some from a rescue but have not been able to obtain it since. It seems to do well for a while then boom gone.
In case anyone gets any I would love to try again.
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