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Atlas Of Ferns Of The British Isles

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LYCOPODIACEAE 7<br />

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DIPHASIASTRUM<br />

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Alpine Clubmoss<br />

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CHANNEL ISLANDS<br />

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4.1 Diphasiastrum alpinum (L.) Holub<br />

(Lycopodium alpinum L.;<br />

aphasium alpinum (L.) Rothm.)<br />

An arctic-alpine species of which the occurrence in lowland<br />

Britain has puzzled ecologists until those plants were<br />

redetermined as D. x issleri. Land-use changes in north<br />

England (e.g. Pennines) have considerably reduced the range<br />

of this species. <strong>The</strong> Devon records need confirmation.<br />

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