Carex Oederi Ehrheart, p. 96

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Jul 29, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Oederi Ehrheart, p. 96 147 Carex Oederi, Ehrheart. Syn. C. vindula, Mich. (not of Schw. & Tor.) C. irregularis Schw. Sterile spike solitary, commonly sessile; fertile spikes 2 to 4 oblong-ovoid, closely aggregate, nearly sessile, densely flowered; perigynia ovoid, with a short, rather abrupt, minutely notched beak, spreading horizontally at maturity, a little longer than the ovate scale. Culms 4 to 10 inches high. Flowers in May. Wet rocks, especially on limestone. At Two Rivers in Wisconsin. Leach Lake, Minnesota; Ohio; Michigan; and about Lake Superior. Extends north to the Arctic regions and east to the N. England states. A native also of Europe.	Carex Oederi Ehrheart, p. 96 147 Carex Oederi, Ehrheart. Syn. C. vindula, Mich. (not of Schw. & Tor.) C. irregularis Schw. Sterile spike solitary, commonly sessile; fertile spikes 2 to 4 oblong-ovoid, closely aggregate, nearly sessile, densely flowered; perigynia ovoid, with a short, rather abrupt, minutely notched beak, spreading horizontally at maturity, a little longer than the ovate scale. Culms 4 to 10 inches high. Flowers in May. Wet rocks, especially on limestone. At Two Rivers in Wisconsin. Leach Lake, Minnesota; Ohio; Michigan; and about Lake Superior. Extends north to the Arctic regions and east to the N. England states. A native also of Europe.

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