4. Mufcut clavatuffive Lycopodium. 
Club Mofle,or Wolfes claw MofTe. 
The club Mofle runneth upon the ground 
to a great length,breaking into other long 
round branches, (hooting forth fibres into 
the ground as it creepeth, being made of 
many (hort yellowifh green hairy leaves: 
at the joynts of the branches grow irife-. 
verall places two or three fmall round and 
long yello with fcaly headsdike the catkins 
or bloomings of the Hazell tree, which as 
in all the other Mofles come to nothing. 
5. (JMufcus denticulate major & minor. 
The greater and the leffer dented Mofle. 
Both thefe forts of Mofles grow one 
like unto another, but one bigger then an- 
other,and each of them fomewhat like un¬ 
to the Jaft, rooting in divers places, as it 
runneth on the ground : the ftalkes are as 
fmall as haires almoft, upon which grew 
the fmall leaves thickefet together, as if 
they were (calcs, laide dole one unto am 
. ether, the ends of them flicking oat like 
teeth, we have not feene what flower oi 
ilede itbeareth ifithave any. 
6 . tJfaufctupertnsltw major & minor. 
Winged Mofle fmall and great. 
Both thefe Mofles alfo neede but one de~ 
fcripcion, not differing but in the large- 
ntfle,and multitude of branches,one from 
the otberjcrecping on the ground and roo¬ 
ming as they runne,whofe flalkesand fhort 
branches are thicke fet with fine yellow- 
ifh greene leaves like wings on both fides, 
and thereof tooke the name : thefe grow 
in woods as alfo upon Rockes and ftones. 
7. Afufcw Jpicatut repens, 
Creeping Mofle with fpiked heads. 
