Carex Dioica Linnaeus, p. 1

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Oct 18, 2020 Jannyp Oct 18, 2020 Jannyp Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Dioica Linnaeus, p. 1 1. Spikes solitary. 53 Carex dioica, Linnaeus Syn. C. gynocrates, Wormsk? Spike solitary, dioecious; stigmas two; culm and leaves smooth, or a little rough at the top; leaves all radical, bristle-form; barren spike linear; fertile spike ovoid, loosely flowered; perigynia oblong- ovoid, with a short, nearly entire white and membranaceous point, strong nerved, smooth, spreading horizontally at maturity, longer than the rather obtuse scale. Culms 6 to 8 inches high; flowers in May; grows in Swamps. Michigan; extending east to central New York and north to the Arctic regions. A native also of Europe.	Carex Dioica Linnaeus, p. 1 1. Spikes solitary. 53 Carex dioica, Linnaeus Syn. C. gynocrates, Wormsk? Spike solitary, dioecious; stigmas two; culm and leaves smooth, or a little rough at the top; leaves all radical, bristle-form; barren spike linear; fertile spike ovoid, loosely flowered; perigynia oblong- ovoid, with a short, nearly entire white and membranaceous point, strong nerved, smooth, spreading horizontally at maturity, longer than the rather obtuse scale. Culms 6 to 8 inches high; flowers in May; grows in Swamps. Michigan; extending east to central New York and north to the Arctic regions. A native also of Europe.

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