Is selaginella have branch-leave

Selaginella, commonly known as spike moss, does not have true leaves or branches like higher plants. Instead, it features small, scale-like structures called microphylls that are arranged in a spiral pattern along its stems. These adaptations allow Selaginella to thrive in various environments, primarily in moist, shaded areas. It is a member of the Lycophyta division, which is distinct from flowering plants and ferns.