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Carex Aristata R. Brown, p. 100

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Carex Aristata R. Brown, p. 100

157 Carex aristata, R. Brown.

Syn. C. atheroides Spreng.

Sterile spikes 2 to 5, erect, cylindrical, sessile,
sometimes with a few fertile flowers; fertile 2 to 4, oblong-
cylindrical, distant, erect, the lower pedunculate;
perigynia tapering from an ovoid base into a deeply
2-forked beak, longer than the ovate-lanceolate
awned scale; bracts leaflike, equalling the smooth culm;
sheaths and under surface of the leaves
pubescent; culm two to three feet high. Lake
shores.

Ohio, Michigan, and about Lake
Superior. East to N. York & north to the
Arctic regions.

Carex Aristata R. Brown, p. 100

157 Carex aristata, R. Brown.

Syn. C. atheroides Spring.

Sterile spikes 2 to 5, erect, cylindrical, senile,
sometimes with a few fertile flowers; fertile 2 to 4, oblong=
cynlindrical, distant, erect, the lower pedumulate;
perigynia tapering from an ovoid base into a deeply
2=forked leak, longer than the ovate=lanceolate
awned scale; bracts leaflike, equalling the smooth sulm;
sheath, and under surface of the leaves
pubescent; culm two to three feet high. Lake
shore.

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