Carex Decomposita Muhlenberg, p. 14

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Jan 29, 2021 mlongan Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Decomposita Muhlenberg, p. 14 66 Carex decomposita, Muhlenberg Syn. Spikes, numerous decompound or paniculate, forming a long head; perigynia obovate, black trigultrous, nerved sessile, beak short and abrupt; scale ovate, acuminate equalling the perigynia Culm - two to three feet high, flowers in swamps. Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. It has been found as far south as Louisiana, and eastward to N. York	Carex Decomposita Muhlenberg, p. 14 66 Carex decomposita, Muhlenberg Syn. Spikes, numerous decompound or paniculate, forming a long head; perigynia obovate, black trigultrous, nerved sessile, beak short and abrupt; scale ovate, acuminate equalling the perigynia Culm - two to three feet high, flowers in swamps. Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. It has been found as far south as Louisiana, and eastward to N. York

Carex Decomposita Muhlenberg, p. 14

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