Identificaciones de threepogonias
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taikaramiDescripción
Did this show up from the bird seed?? Growing under feeders.
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Carex hirsutellaObserv.
wernerehlDescripción
Perigynia are glabrous and scales too short to be C. bushii. Sheath seems even more dramatically hirsute as well.
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Bromus pubescensObserv.
wernerehlDescripción
In a rocky wooded slope. This is a tall grass, about four feet in height. Last shot shows that the stems had only about 4 leaves. That, and the lack of clear auricles at the ligule lean to this ID and away from B. latiglumis.
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Carex glaucodeaObserv.
wernerehlDescripción
A known location, but hard to find in fruit. State-endangered.
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Observ.
wernerehlDescripción
In a high quality sedge meadow. Jim Pelletier shows the full height at around 4 feet holding a once upright stem. State-endangered in Massachusetts. More common in the Upper Midwest. This is apparently the very first iNat obs in Massachusetts, which I have to say does surprise me a bit with all the great Carex fans in the state.
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Carex retrorsaObserv.
wernerehlDescripción
Seemingly only a handful of iNat observations in Massachusetts so far, but I don't feel like it's super rare. We watch-list this species.
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