Eleocharis Obtusa Schultes, p. 143

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Aug 17, 2022 ginnymc Mar 23, 2020 Wisconsin Historical Society	Eleocharis Obtusa Schultes, p. 143 18 Eleocharis obtusa, Schultes Syn. Scirpus obtusus Willd. S. capitatus Waltr. S. ovatus Ph. Culms nearly terete tufted; spike globose- ovoid, and when old oblong, obtuse; scales very obtuse numerous, densely crowded; style 2 or 3 cleft; achenium obovate, about half the length of the 6 bristles; tubercle short, broad and flat. Culms 6 to 18 inches high. Flowers in July. Wet muddy places. Milwaukee to the Ontonagon river of Lake Superior (Mr J. E. McMullen), also in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan Plate IV. A plant of the natural size Fig 1 A spike 2 germ, style, &c 3 ripe achenium 4 scale 5 bristle Extends south to Florida.	Eleocharis Obtusa Schultes, p. 143 18 Eleocharis obtusa, Schultes Syn. Scirpus obtusus Willd. S. capitatus Waltr. S. ovatus Ph. Culms nearly terete tufted; spike globose- ovoid, and when old oblong, obtuse; scales very obtuse numerous, densely crowded; style 2 or 3 cleft; achenium obovate, about half the length of the 6 bristles; tubercle short, broad and flat. Culms 6 to 18 inches high. Flowers in July. Wet muddy places. Milwaukee to the Ontonagon river of Lake Superior (Mr J. E. McMullen), also in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan Plate IV. A plant of the natural size Fig 1 A spike 2 germ, style, &c 3 ripe achenium 4 scale 5 bristle Extends south to Florida.

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