Carex Flaccosperma Dewey, p. 63

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Jul 16, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Flaccosperma Dewey, p. 63 115 Carex flaccosperma Dewey Sterile spike solitary nearly sessile, or sometimes on a long peduncle, short; fertile spikes 3 to 6, long and cylindrical, somewhat erect, and loose-flowered lower ones long peduncled, with long leafy bracts, much exceeding the culm; perigynia oblong-ovate, obtuse or emarginate, slightly nerved, a little inflated; scale ovate acute, awned, about two-thirds the length of the [crossed out] perigynium. Culm twelve to eighteen inches high; -- flowers in May. Wet grounds. -- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Extends East to N. York, and south to Texas and Florida	Carex Flaccosperma Dewey, p. 63 115 Carex flaccosperma Dewey Sterile spike solitary nearly sessile, or sometimes on a long peduncle, short; fertile spikes 3 to 6, long and cylindrical, somewhat erect, and loose-flowered lower ones long peduncled, with long leafy bracts, much exceeding the culm; perigynia oblong-ovate, obtuse or emarginate, slightly nerved, a little inflated; scale ovate acute, awned, about two-thirds the length of the [crossed out] perigynium. Culm twelve to eighteen inches high; -- flowers in May. Wet grounds. -- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Extends East to N. York, and south to Texas and Florida

Carex Flaccosperma Dewey, p. 63

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