Carex Stenolepis Torrey, p. 112

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Aug 04, 2022 AlRice Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Carex Stenolepis Torrey, p. 112 [162] 163 Carex stenolepis Torrey. Syn. C. Frankii Kunth. C. Shortii [steud?]. (not for Torr) Sterile spikes solitary, small, linear, occassionally with fertile flower at the apex; fertile flowers 3 to 6, cylindrical, obtuse, erect very densely flowered, hte upper approximated on a zigzag stem; perigynia [longer] obovate, abruptly rough=beaked, nerved, spreading,—shorter than the long=awned scales. Culm 18 inches to 2 feet high. Flowers in June. Marshes Southern Indiana and Ohio. Extends southward to Texas	Carex Stenolepis Torrey, p. 112 [162] 163 Carex stenolepis Torrey. Syn. C. Frankii Kunth. C. Shortii [steud?]. (not for Torr) Sterile spikes solitary, small, linear, occassionally with fertile flower at the apex; fertile flowers 3 to 6, cylindrical, obtuse, erect very densely flowered, hte upper approximated on a zigzag stem; perigynia [longer] obovate, abruptly rough=beaked, nerved, spreading,—shorter than the long=awned scales. Culm 18 inches to 2 feet high. Flowers in June. Marshes Southern Indiana and Ohio. Extends southward to Texas

Carex Stenolepis Torrey, p. 112

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