CRYPTOGAMIA, FILICES. 
brass ware. On the sandy shores of the Delaware near thick- 
ets, between Kaighn’s point and the ferry below. Not com- 
mon. Perennial. July. 
386. LYCOPODIUM. Gen. pl. 1615. 
Capsules reniform, 1-celled, 2-valved, many- 
seeded. Seeds very minute, resembling 
powder.—.Vutt. 
203 
i. L. stem erect, branches alternate, dichotomous ; eomplana- 
leaves 2-rowed, connate, spreading at the top, 
the superficial ones solitary and adpressed ; pe- 
duncles quadrifid, four-spiked ; te terete, 
cylindrical.— Willd, 
Icon. Fl. Dan. 78. Dill. Musc. t. 59, ff. Se 
Flat Club-moss. 
In woods, especially in Jersey ; common. Perennial. July. 
2. a stem erect, branches alternate, crowded, dendroide- 
dichotomous, spreading ; leaves scattered, six-- 
rowed, linear-lanceolate, spreading; spikes so- 
litary, terminal and sessile.—Willd. 
. obscurum, Sp. Pl. 1566. 
Icon. Schk. filic. t. 164. Dill. Musc. t. 64. f. 12. 
Ground Pine. 
ery common in shady woods, where it creeps and covers 
a great space of ground. This and No.1, are made into 
festoons to ornament looking glasses, pictures, &c. at Christ- 
mas. Most frequent in Jersey. Perennial. July. 
5. L. stem repent, branched; branches subdivid- 
ed, adscendent; leaves sparse, imbricated, li- 
near-lanceolate, ciliate, piliferous ; spikes soli- 
tary, sessile and terminal.—Willd. 
Icon. Schk. filic. t. 165. Dill. Musc. t. 63. f. 11. 
Running Club-moss. 
A small species, quite local in this neighbourhood, but 
abundant where found. On the fiat rocks near the Delaware, 
between Gray’s ferry and Kingsess-gardens. Perennial. July. 
rupestre. 
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