Carex Irrigua Smith, p. 52

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Jul 13, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Irrigua Smith, p. 52 104 Carex irrigua, Smith. Syn. C. limosa var. irrigua, Wahl. C. paupercula Michx. C. lenticularis Dew (not of Michx) Sterile spike solitary; fertile spikes 2 to 4, ovoid or oblong, occasionally sterile at the apex; lowest bract as wide as the leaves, longer than the culm; perigynia roundish-ovate, much shorter than the tapering pointed scale. Culms eighteen inches to two feet high; flowers in May. Tamarac [tamarack] swamps. Wisconsin, Southern Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and about Lake Superior. Also in the arctic regions, and East ward to the N. England states.	Carex Irrigua Smith, p. 52 104 Carex irrigua, Smith. Syn. C. limosa var. irrigua, Wahl. C. paupercula Michx. C. lenticularis Dew (not of Michx) Sterile spike solitary; fertile spikes 2 to 4, ovoid or oblong, occasionally sterile at the apex; lowest bract as wide as the leaves, longer than the culm; perigynia roundish-ovate, much shorter than the tapering pointed scale. Culms eighteen inches to two feet high; flowers in May. Tamarac [tamarack] swamps. Wisconsin, Southern Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and about Lake Superior. Also in the arctic regions, and East ward to the N. England states.

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