Carex Flava Linnaeus, p. 95

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Jul 28, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Flava Linnaeus, p. 95 146 Carex flava, Linnaeus. Sterile spike solitary stalked; fertile spikes 2 to 4, roundish ovoid, erect; perigynia tapering into a long narrow, curved, rough beak, spreading or reflexed at maturity; bracts spreading or reflexed, with short sheaths, much exceeding the culm; scale ovate-lanceolate, about two-thirds the length of the perigynium. Culms 6 to 15 inches high. Flowers in May. Wet meadows. The whole plant assumes a yellowish appearance at maturity. Plate X fig 12 a Fertile and sterile spikes; b the perigynium Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan, and about Lake Superior. Extends to the Arctic regions, and eastward to New England.	Carex Flava Linnaeus, p. 95 146 Carex flava, Linnaeus. Sterile spike solitary stalked; fertile spikes 2 to 4, roundish ovoid, erect; perigynia tapering into a long narrow, curved, rough beak, spreading or reflexed at maturity; bracts spreading or reflexed, with short sheaths, much exceeding the culm; scale ovate-lanceolate, about two-thirds the length of the perigynium. Culms 6 to 15 inches high. Flowers in May. Wet meadows. The whole plant assumes a yellowish appearance at maturity. Plate X fig 12 a Fertile and sterile spikes; b the perigynium Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan, and about Lake Superior. Extends to the Arctic regions, and eastward to New England.

Carex Flava Linnaeus, p. 95

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