| DIVERSITY OF LIFE | TOMPKINS COUNTY FLORA |
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| CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: In situations and soils similar to Carex diandra; scarce. June. Larch Meadow; Fleming Meadow; Mud Pond, McLean Bogs; Lake Como; Spring Lake; Lowery and Newton Ponds. E. Que. to B. C, southw. to Conn., Pa., Ky., Ill., Minn., and Utah; apparently absent on the Atlantic Coastal Plain. A sufficiently well-marked species, differing from C. diandra in the looser nodding inflorescence, the longer, browner, more lanceolate perigynia (2.5-3.5 mm. long) which are flat or concave on the inner face, and the longer scales (3 mm. long) which give the spikes a chaffy appearance. C. diandra has a strict bristly inflorescence, with short (2 mm. long), less conspicuous scales, and with more evident perigynia, 2-2.5 mm. long, bright, dark colored, and ovoid, with convex inner faces. |
| without locality, 3 Jun 1916, Bechtel & Wiegand 6013 (BH 6526); |
| McLean Preserve, wet meadow, 2 Jun 1934, Clausen 1070 (BH 2504); |
| Dryden, McLean, lake marsh, 26 Jun 1878, Dudley (BH 2508); |
| McLean, boggy woodland, 5 Jun 1920, Muenscher & Bechtel 79 (BH 2503); |
| Ithaca, Fleming Meadow, 4 Jun 1893, Rowlee (BH 2506); |
| Ithaca area, Larch Meadows, 9 Jun 1888, Rowlee (BH 2507); |
| Dryden, McLean Bogs, 17 Jun 1937, Wahl 45207 (BH 2502); |
| Ithaca, Fleming Meadow, 3 Jun 1893, Wiegand (BH 2505); |
| McLean, Round Marshes, 30 May 1896, Wiegand (BH 2113); |
| Dryden, Round Marshes (Gracie's Swamp), Mud Pond, 31 May 1914, Wiegand 1838 (BH 2501); |
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