Intricately - Detailed Bark Section of Clubmoss Tree

Lepidodendron mannabachense

Age: Lower Carboniferous (325 million years old)

Size (25.4 mm = 1 inch): 170 mm by 80 mm by up to 60 mm thick

Location: Gliwice, Poland

Code: PF9274

Price: $125.00 - sold

LepidodendronDescription: Lepidodendron is the name given to a giant Lycopod or scale tree which formed an important part of the coal swamps of the late Carboniferous which grew to heights in excess of 40 meters. This specimen is from a rarely-seen location, and is excellently preserved. The leaf scars make it easy to see how the name scale tree was derived.

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