selaginella
noun
se·lag·i·nel·la sə-ˌla-jə-ˈne-lə 
: any of a genus (Selaginella) of mosslike lower tracheophytes that are related to or grouped with the club mosses and have scalelike leaves and produce one-celled sporangia containing both megaspores and microspores
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin selagin-, selago, a plant resembling the savin
First Known Use
1891, in the meaning defined above
- go a bundle on
- go a long way toward
- go a long way towards
- go a-glimmering
- go about
- go about one's business
- go about one's work
- go according to schedule
- go after
- go after someone's scalp
- go against
- go against her parents' will
- go against someone's grain
- go against someone's wishes
- go against the flow
- go against the grain
- go against the tide
- go ahead with
- go ahead with (something)
- go ahead with something
- go all in
- go all out
- go all the way
- go along
- go along with