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1820 W. Roxburgh et al. Flora Indica I. 263 Sub-scandent; joints pubescent.

1887 Timehri 1 36 Selaginellas differ from their allies the club-mosses by..their more or less prostrate or subscandent habit of growth..and, as a rule, terrestrial location.

1934 Brittonia 1 251 A few species exhibit a decided tendency toward becoming subscandent under certain environmental conditions.

2004 Novon 14 145/1 The species is a subscandent to scandent shrub in dense, wet cloud forest on the eastern slope of the Andes.