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Technically Lepidodendron wasn't a tree, it was a fern. A fern that had bark and grew to 100 feet tall, but a fern nonetheless.
Lycophytes aren't ferns.
Also tree ferns - not trees, but superficially resemble them - still exist.
At the same time, the largest extant lycophytes are maybe several tens of cm large, with most being far smaller.