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Home Common West Virginia woodland groundcover boasts peculiar qualities Spore-bearing strobili exhibited at left

Spore-bearing strobili exhibited at left

David Sibray Holds Sprig Of Ground Pine in West Virginia

Spore-bearing stalks, or "strobili," at left, are taller than most sprigs.

Ground Pine or Ground Cedar

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