club moss
club-moss
lycopod

What's more surprising, the vegetable matter has turned itself into club moss, or something of the kind.

It is not a pine, of course; it's a club moss.

My fist struck the mattress under the image of club moss.

The dwarf blue lives mostly on grasses but also other plants such as club moss.

"And the club mosses are so slow growing, it takes a long time for a population to regenerate."

As an added precaution, Irene sprouted a club moss so she could arm herself better.

The land was covered with club mosses, horsetails, and tree ferns.

This indiscriminate pulling up of the club mosses is threatening the species' survival.

The outcroppings have additional interest because club mosses and lichens can be found on their surfaces.

Carboniferous Wales was dominated by giant versions of today's tiny club mosses.