Carex Blanda Dewey, p. 76

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Jul 20, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Blanda Dewey, p. 76 128 Carex blanda Dewey. Syn. C striatula Michx. C. conoidea Muhl. (not of Schk.) Staminate spike single erect, pedunculate, short; fertile spikes 2 to 4, oblong densely flowered, the upper nearly sessile, the others remote, long peduncled; perigynia obovate, nerved, obtusely triangular, narrowed at each end, about the length of the scale. Culms 12 to 18 inches high; leaves linear; bracts leafy, longer than the culm. Flowers in May. Dry woods and meadows. Milwaukee to La Crosse in Wisconsin. Illinois, Ohio. Extends from Texas to the Arctic regions, and eastward to N. York.	Carex Blanda Dewey, p. 76 128 Carex blanda Dewey. Syn. C striatula Michx. C. conoidea Muhl. (not of Schk.) Staminate spike single erect, pedunculate, short; fertile spikes 2 to 4, oblong densely flowered, the upper nearly sessile, the others remote, long peduncled; perigynia obovate, nerved, obtusely triangular, narrowed at each end, about the length of the scale. Culms 12 to 18 inches high; leaves linear; bracts leafy, longer than the culm. Flowers in May. Dry woods and meadows. Milwaukee to La Crosse in Wisconsin. Illinois, Ohio. Extends from Texas to the Arctic regions, and eastward to N. York.

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