Club-moss spores

Lycopodium, Club-moss spores Lycopodium seed (spores) vegetable sulfur. Spores of Lycopodium davatum L., Lycopodiaceae. The spores of Lycopodium aimormum L, and of L. anceps Wait, Lycopodiaceae can also be used- The spores contain a substance called selaguine. Habit. North America, Europe, Asia cultivated in Russia. 

Lycopodeum (Club-Moss or Vegetable Sulfur). Fine yellow powd consisting of flammable spores of Lycopodeum clavatum, which grows in North America, Asia and Europe (Ref 3). 

Lycopodium powder (from the tiny spores of a club moss) ignites easily to produce a yellow flame. The powder has a large surface area per volume and burns rapidly in air. 

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