Carex Arida, Schweinitz & Torrey, p. 34

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Jul 08, 2022 ginnymc Jul 07, 2022 efaletti Jul 07, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Arida, Schweinitz & Torrey, p. 34 86 Carex arida, Schweinetz & Torrey Syn. C. Muskingumensis Schw. Spikes 7 to 10 large, oval-oblong acute at each end, approximate, dry & chaff-like; perigynia very long, narrowly lanceolate, compressed, winged, nerved, bidentate, tapering into a long beak, more than twice the length of the oval= =lanceolate scale; achenium sessile, narrowly oblong. Culm two to three feet high; flowers in June. Wet meadows. Illinois; Ohio. Extends north to the Arctic regions.	Carex Arida, Schweinitz & Torrey, p. 34 86 Carex arida, Schweinetz & Torrey Syn. C. Muskingumensis Schw. Spikes 7 to 10 large, oval-oblong acute at each end, approximate, dry & chaff-like; perigynia very long, narrowly lanceolate, compressed, winged, nerved, bidentate, tapering into a long beak, more than twice the length of the oval= =lanceolate scale; achenium sessile, narrowly oblong. Culm two to three feet high; flowers in June. Wet meadows. Illinois; Ohio. Extends north to the Arctic regions.

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