ENScleria Pauciflora Muhlenberg, p. 184
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Scleria Pauciflora Muhlenberg, p. 18451 Scleria Pauciflora Muhlenberg. Leaves narrow, with pubescent sheaths, fascicles lateral and terminal, few flowered, the lower remote, peduncled; bracts ciliate; stamens 3; achenium globose-ovoid, verrucose; the 6 tubercles of the perianth approximated in 3 pairs at the base of the achenium. Culms 9 to 18 inches high slender. Flowers in July. Swamps and hills. Ohio, and Michigan. Extends east to the New England states and south to Florida. | Scleria Pauciflora Muhlenberg, p. 18451 Scleria Pauciflora Muhlenberg. Leaves narrow, with pubescent sheaths, fascicles lateral and terminal, few flowered, the lower remote, peduncled; bracts ciliate; stamens 3; achenium globose-ovoid, verrucose; the 6 tubercles of the perianth approximated in 3 pairs at the base of the achenium. Culms 9 to 18 inches high slender. Flowers in July. Swamps and hills. Ohio, and Michigan. Extends east to the New England states and south to Florida. |
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