====== LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM ======

^ Standard name | Lycopodium clavatum |
^ Other names | Lycopodium |
^ Standard abbr. | Lyc. |
^ Other abbr. | |
^ Scientific name | //Lycopodium clavatum// L.  |
^ Other scientific names |   |
^ Common names | club moss; clubmoss; club-moss; wolf's-foot clubmoss; stag's-horn clubmoss; groundpine; common clubmoss; wolfpaw clubmoss; foxtail clubmoss; running clubmoss; running ground-pine; running pine; running moss; Princess Pine |
^ Substance description | Triturations are made of the spores of //Lycopodium clavatum// L. According to Hahnemann, //"this yellowish powder, smooth to the touch and resembling dust, is obtained toward the end of summer in the forests of Russia and Finland from the spikes of the club-moss, which are dried and then beaten."// According to Clarke, J.H., also tincture of spores, tincture of fresh plant and etherial tincture of spores (ether dissolves the spore cases). |
^ Distinctness | VARIANTS (1. Spores (tincture or trit.); 2. Fresh plant; 3. Etherial tincture of spores) |
^ Classification | Organism -- Plantae -- Lycopodiophyta -- Lycopodiopsida -- Lycopodiales -- Lycopodiaceae -- Lycopodium |

===== Provings =====

===== Materia medica =====
[[en:mm:hering:lycopodium-clavatum-r3|Hering, C: The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica]] \\

===== Notes =====
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