Carex Illinoensis Dewey, p. 61

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Jul 15, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Illinoensis Dewey, p. 61 113 Carex Illinoensis, Dewey. Sterile spike solitary erect, long peduncled, fertile spikes three remote, leafy bracteate, the highest nearly sessile, ovate, close-flowered, the two lower oblong, distant loose-flowered, and pedunculate; perigynia ovate, conic, rather obtuse, on the upper spike closer, larger, & much longer than the ovate cuspidate scale, on the lower spikes loose and a little longer than the scale. Culm 12 to 16 inches high; bracts long and leafy. Augusta, Hancock County Illinois (Dr. S. B Mead)	Carex Illinoensis Dewey, p. 61 113 Carex Illinoensis, Dewey. Sterile spike solitary erect, long peduncled, fertile spikes three remote, leafy bracteate, the highest nearly sessile, ovate, close-flowered, the two lower oblong, distant loose-flowered, and pedunculate; perigynia ovate, conic, rather obtuse, on the upper spike closer, larger, & much longer than the ovate cuspidate scale, on the lower spikes loose and a little longer than the scale. Culm 12 to 16 inches high; bracts long and leafy. Augusta, Hancock County Illinois (Dr. S. B Mead)

Carex Illinoensis Dewey, p. 61

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