DIVERSITY OF LIFE

TOMPKINS COUNTY FLORA

Carex lasiocarpa Ehrh.	Mitchell NY NYFA TC USDA NY accepted accepted accepted

American Woollyfruit Sedge, Woollyfruit Sedge
Cyperaceae

CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: Marl bogs, often in very wet places; frequent in such localities. June 10-July 10. Summit Marsh; s. of Michigan Hollow Swamp; Fleming Meadow; Beaver Brook; Junius marl ponds ; Westbury Prairie; Stark Pond; Spring Lake. Newf. to B.C., southw. to n. N.J., Pa., Iowa, and Minn.; rare or absent on the Atlantic Coastal Plain. Found also in Eu.

BH SPECIMENS FOR Carex lasiocarpa (this list may be incomplete)

Ithaca, Fleming Meadow, 1 Jun 1893, Rowlee (BH 2527);

Town of Dryden, south of Malloryville Road and west of abandoned railroad grade, Malloryville Fen, open rich fen, 22 May 1993, Stark & Wesley FRW 1968 (BH 6561);

Dryden, north of Malloryville bog, shrubby rich fen, 28 Jun 1989, Wesley FRW1743 (BH 3696);

Ithaca, Fleming Meadow, 3 Jun 1893, Wiegand (BH 2525);

Town of Dryden, McLean, 30 May 1896, Wiegand (BH 6562);

south of Ithaca, Fleming Meadow, 8 Jun 1896, Wiegand (BH 2526);

Dryden, southeast of McLean, swale, 8 Jun 1918, Wiegand 9527 (BH 6469);

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