In Lycopodium, the antherozoids are of which type?

Lycopodium is a genus of vascular plants (clubmosses) with a distinctive branching growth habit that is found worldwide in temperate, boreal, and tropical forests. Some species are used medicinally, while others are grown as ornamental plants.

Lycopodium antherozoids are pear-shaped with two flagella at the anterior end. Lycopodium's biflagellate antherozoids are more similar to those of Bryophytes than to those of vascular plants.