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Phlegmariurus
Family: Lycopodiaceae
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Warren H. Wagner Jr. & Joseph M. Beitel in Flora of North America (vol. 2)
Plants epiphytic or terrestrial, pendent [erect]. Roots produced in distal parts of shoots, migrating downward in cortex to emerge in substrate. Horizontal stems absent [present]. Shoots clustered, round in cross section, dichotomously branching, 1.5--5 mm diam. Leaves not in distinct ranks [ranked], imbricate or not, monomorphic (or sporophylls sometimes differentiated), appressed, ascending to spreading, linear to subulate, margins mostly entire [denticulate]. Gemmiferous branchlets and gemmae absent. Sporangia reniform, borne individually in axils of undifferentiated or slightly differentiated sporophylls [differentiated sporophylls in strobili]. Spores pitted to small-grooved, sides at equator convex and angles acute. Gametophytes nonphotosynthetic, mycorrhizal, mainly growing buried in humus on trees, branched, paraphysate with uniseriate hairs; ring meristem absent. x = 68. As construed here, Phlegmariurus is very large and diverse. Many groups have been tentatively suggested in this genus (B. Øllgaard 1987). Some of these ultimately may be recognized as subgenera or even genera.

Phlegmariurus acerosus
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Phlegmariurus aqualupianus
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Phlegmariurus dichotomus
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Phlegmariurus erosus
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Phlegmariurus filiformis
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Phlegmariurus flexibilis
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Phlegmariurus funiformis
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Phlegmariurus linifolius
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Phlegmariurus mannii
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Phlegmariurus nutans
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Phlegmariurus phyllanthus
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Phlegmariurus reflexus
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Phlegmariurus sintenisii
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Phlegmariurus stemmermanniae
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Phlegmariurus subintegrus
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Phlegmariurus taxifolius
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Phlegmariurus tenuicaulis
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Phlegmariurus wilsonii
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