Carex Sparganoides, p. 20

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Jul 05, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Sparganoides, p. 20 72 Carex sparganoides, Muhlenberg. Spikes 6 to 10 clustered above, more or less remote below, ovate; perigynia, diverging at maturity, broadly ovate, compressed, two toothed, scabrous on the margin, about twice the length of the ovate acute scale; achenium roundish-ovate; style short timid at the base. Culms two feet high; flowers in May. Moist grounds. Plate VIII fig. 10. a Head of spikes one half the natural size; b a spike; c the perigynium and scale; d achenium, style & stigmas; e section of the perigynium. Occurs at Milwaukee in Wisconsin; also in Illinois, southern Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. Extends to the southern states.	Carex Sparganoides, p. 20 72 Carex sparganoides, Muhlenberg. Spikes 6 to 10 clustered above, more or less remote below, ovate; perigynia, diverging at maturity, broadly ovate, compressed, two toothed, scabrous on the margin, about twice the length of the ovate acute scale; achenium roundish-ovate; style short timid at the base. Culms two feet high; flowers in May. Moist grounds. Plate VIII fig. 10. a Head of spikes one half the natural size; b a spike; c the perigynium and scale; d achenium, style & stigmas; e section of the perigynium. Occurs at Milwaukee in Wisconsin; also in Illinois, southern Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. Extends to the southern states.

Carex Sparganoides, p. 20

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