Eleocharis Tuberculosa R. Brown, p. 142

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Aug 17, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Eleocharis Tuberculosa R. Brown, p. 142 17 Eleocharis tuberculosa, R. Brown Syn. Scirpus tuberculosus, Michx. Culm terete, filiform, striate; spikes ovate, sub-acute; scales ovate, obtuse, loose; bristles rigid, strongly bearded downwards; achenium obtusely triangular, striate, and pitted, surmounted by a flattish cup-shaped tubercle as large as itself. Culms 8 to 12 inches high. Flowers in August. Wet sandy places -- Illinois. Found chiefly along the Atlantic coast. Extends east to N. England, and south to Florida.	Eleocharis Tuberculosa R. Brown, p. 142 17 Eleocharis tuberculosa, R. Brown Syn. Scirpus tuberculosus, Michx. Culm terete, filiform, striate; spikes ovate, sub-acute; scales ovate, obtuse, loose; bristles rigid, strongly bearded downwards; achenium obtusely triangular, striate, and pitted, surmounted by a flattish cup-shaped tubercle as large as itself. Culms 8 to 12 inches high. Flowers in August. Wet sandy places -- Illinois. Found chiefly along the Atlantic coast. Extends east to N. England, and south to Florida.

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