2014年9月26日 · Lycopodium digitatum is the botanical name given to crowsfoot club moss, also known as fan club moss and ground cedar. Club mosses are considered fern “allies” meaning that they are botanically similar, though very much distinct. Like ferns club mosses are ancient, arising in the era before flowers and seeds had evolved.

2015年1月21日 · From a car window Diphasiastrum digitatum (syn. Lycopodium digitatum), known as crowsfoot, groundcedar, fan club moss, is easy to overlook, but when approaching on foot it makes a lasting impression. Crowsfoot club moss is the most common club moss in …

2011年11月24日 · The name “crows foot” is a reference to the shape of the leaf, but as you can see, it’s a bit of a stretch of the imagination to think of crows walking around on things shaped like this. It is a very suitable plant for a children’s garden, because of its …

2022年11月14日 · Crow's Feet is a type of clubmoss (plant family Lycopodiaceae) of which thirteen species occur natively in Maryland. Three of them are state-rare to varying degrees while the rest are either patchy in distribution around the state or somewhat widespread, though generally not common in any one parcel of habitat.

Crow's foot grass, Dactyloctenium aegyptium, is pretty well behaved for a foreign invader. It's found throughout most of Florida, in fact, it's found in most warmer places around the globe and a few colder ones, too.

Crowfootgrass (Dactyloctenium aegyptium) is an annual grassy weed of turf that roots at the nodes. It is characterized by its unique seedhead of 5 or more spikelets that radiate outwards, resembling a crow's foot. Summer annual grass weeds germinate from late March through July depending on location.

Egyptian crowfoot, Dactyloctenium aegyptium is a fast-growing grass found in subtropical regions. It is often used for erosion control, forage, and soil stabilization. The plant can grow up to 75cm long and has many branches. Additionally, it can produce up to 60,000 seeds.

An annual grass that bends and roots at the lower nodes, with tips that may rise to about 2 feet in height. Found throughout the southern states, northward to Maine, west to Illinois and southern California.

Ranunculus is a genus of perennial or annual herbs in the Ranunculaceae family. The leaves are usually alternate and palmately lobed or divided. While the thimble-like, April-blooming, often shiny flowers are most commonly yellow, cultivars have been bred bearing many other colors such as orange, pink, red, and white.