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Carex louisianicaHavainnoija
billhubickKuvaus
Export from Maryland Biodiversity Project. Record ID: 484756. URL: https://www.marylandbiodiversity.com/record.php?record=484756
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Celtis occidentalisHavainnoija
owenclarkinKuvaus
the largest Hackberry I've ever seen
126" CBH = 40.1" average DBH
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Intiaanisara (Carex intumescens)Havainnoija
janetwrightKuvaus
Wet depression in mixed woods. Bract sheath <4mm, terminal spike staminate. Perigynium 11.0 x 4.5mm, beak about 4mm. Achene body 3.3mm x 2.5mm + twisted beak 4+mm. 5-6 perigynia per spike, ascending, base convex. Sheath of distal non-bracteate leaf 1.1cm.
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Carex bullataHavainnoija
theo_witsellKuvaus
Seepage flat in powerline right-of-way. Plants rhizomatous, with mostly sterile leaves.
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Osa VesicariaeHavainnoija
michael_oldhamKuvaus
MICH 1366381, TRTE, NHIC# 03276 (home); Carex comosa X C. hystericina hybrid (ID by A.A. Reznicek 1991); "teeth outcurved, ca. 0.9 - 1.4 mm long" (AA Reznicek);
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Carex tuckermaniiHavainnoija
kstutzmanKuvaus
This looked slightly different to me than previous carex intumenscens. More perigynia, more clusters, smaller leaves. Maybe I'm overthinking it?
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Osa LupulinaeHavainnoija
the_buckeye_botanistKuvaus
A hybrid with one parent being C. louisianica based on this specimen’s rhizomatous/running nature. Achenes always aborted/absent. All species from sect. Lupulinae are present at this site except for gigantea.
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Carex lupuliformisHavainnoija
aheminwayKuvaus
Around 50-75 stems along drainage ditch abutting mowed path. Observation by NYSOPRHP Regional Biologist.
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Carex lupuliformisHavainnoija
jessica_consiglioKuvaus
See additional photos for spikes and achenes. First record for Niagara Region. Specimen # 09600 (NHIC).
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Carex lupuliformisHavainnoija
pcatlingKuvaus
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/57572690
From left to right C. retrorsa, C. lupuliformis and C. lupulina.
In last photo C. lupulina is on left and C. lupuliformis is on right.
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Carex louisianicaHavainnoija
jakes26Kuvaus
long Staminate peduncles exceeding 6cm in length and exceeding uppermost spike by 2-12cm. These traits are indicative of C. louisianica, but achene shapes don't quite add up
growing on margins of flatwoods opening. Margins dominated by graminoids like Leersia hexandra & Carex verrucosa
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Carex lupuliformisHavainnoija
joey_tKuvaus
Depression in flatwoods, confirmed by Doug DeBerry and Wes Knapp. Chesapeake county record.
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Carex lupuliformisHavainnoija
rroutledgeKuvaus
From a couple of spikes collected: achene l/w and "knobs" appear to match key; two single culmed plants present in area; woodland vernal pool edge; went out today (Sault) to get lupulina fruit to compare achenes... last images.
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Carex giganteaHavainnoija
theo_witsellKuvaus
Location obscured at request of landowner. Highly unusual upland depression wetland above Little River Bottoms. Plants rhizomatous.
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Carex giganteaHavainnoija
jrichardabbottKuvaus
herb; last 3 photos contrast this with the similar intermixed C. lupulina
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Osa LupulinaeHavainnoija
jrichardabbottKuvaus
herb; last 3 photos contrast this with the similar intermixed C. gigantea
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Intiaanisara (Carex intumescens)Havainnoija
janetwrightKuvaus
Mixed oak-pine woods along creek. Upper leaf sheath 2-3 cm; 10-24 perigynia per spike, in all directions; perigynia convex to the base, beak about 4-5mm, staminate peduncle 20-30mm, faces of achene elliptical, the edges smooth. This didn't key smoothly in the Weakley 2015 key, especially against C. grayi, but there are numerous SERNEC records of C. intumescens in the Park and none of C. grayi so I'm pretty sure it is C. intumescens.
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Carex louisianicaHavainnoija
clifton_albrechtKuvaus
Common, apparently colonial, in gap of bottomland forest. Soil sandy - likely old point bar of Neches. Assoc. w/ lizard's tail, Triadica. Last photo edited version of first, making infructescences more visible. Added photo from North American Cariceae - MacKenzie.
