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Clubmoss, prince’s pine, and ground pine are just three of many names applied to little evergreen plants in the family Lycopodiaceae. Besides looking like adorable, doll-sized Christmas trees, these plants have explosive spores that were used in the first flash photography, magic tricks, and more. They also have a special relationship with mycorrhizal fungi and the wood wide web. Take a hike with Naturalist Emily Stone to learn more!
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Clubmoss, prince’s pine, and ground pine are just three of many names applied to little evergreen plants in the family Lycopodiaceae. Besides looking like adorable, doll-sized Christmas trees, these plants have explosive spores that were used in the first flash photography, magic tricks, and more. They also have a special relationship with mycorrhizal fungi and the wood wide web. Take a hike with Naturalist Emily Stone to learn more!

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