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alpine clubmoss

/ˈælpaɪn ˈklʌbˌmɒs/

Traduction: Plante vivace sempervirente de petite taille (Diphasiastrum alpinum) des régions alpines et arctiques, de la famille des lycopodes. Elle possède des tiges rampantes et des rameaux dressés rappelant de minuscules conifères.

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/ˈælpaɪn ˈklʌbˌmɒs/formalscientific
  • frPlante vivace sempervirente de petite taille (Diphasiastrum alpinum) des régions alpines et arctiques, de la famille des lycopodes. Elle possède des tiges rampantes et des rameaux dressés rappelant de minuscules conifères.

A low-growing, evergreen perennial plant (Diphasiastrum alpinum) found in alpine and arctic regions, belonging to the clubmoss family. It has trailing stems and upright branches resembling tiny conifer trees.

  1. Alpine clubmossC2formal

    A small, evergreen, moss-like plant (Diphasiastrum alpinum) that grows in cold, mountainous regions. It is a type of lycophyte, not a true moss.

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    • The alpine clubmoss is often found in rocky, alpine tundra habitats.
    • Botanists studied the distribution of alpine clubmoss in the northern hemisphere.
    • Unlike true mosses, the alpine clubmoss has a more complex vascular system.