ENScirpus Torreyii Olney, p. 156
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Scirpus Torreyii Olney, p. 15629. Scirpus Torreyii Olney. Syn. S. mucronatus Ph. & Tor. (not of Linn.) Culm 3-angled, the sides concave, & nearly equal, leafy at the base; spikes 1 to 4 sessile, ovate-oblong; acute, distinct, much shorter than the slender erect involucral leaf; scales ovate, smooth, entire, mucronate; leaves 2 or 3 more than hald the length of the culm; styles 3 cleft; bristles longer than the achenium; anthers without appendages; achenium unequally triangular, very smooth, long-pointed. Culms about two feet high. Flowers in July. Margin of ponds. Michigan. Extends eastward to N. England. | Scirpus Torreyii Olney, p. 15629. Scirpus Torreyii Olney. Syn. S. mucronatus Ph. & Tor. (not of Linn.) Culm 3-angled, the sides concave, & nearly equal, leafy at the base; spikes 1 to 4 sessile, ovate-oblong; acute, distinct, much shorter than the slender erect involucral leaf; scales ovate, smooth, entire, mucronate; leaves 2 or 3 more than hald the length of the culm; styles 3 cleft; bristles longer than the achenium; anthers without appendages; achenium unequally triangular, very smooth, long-pointed. Culms about two feet high. Flowers in July. Margin of ponds. Michigan. Extends eastward to N. England. |
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