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Espigas de Agua (Pontederia cordata)Observ.
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Throughout edges of lake near shorelines.
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Rocío de Sol (Drosera rotundifolia)Observ.
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On North Pigeon Lake, growing out of floating/snagged log, accessed by canoe.
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Along edge of wetland, near trails; abundant. Lowest bract shorter than double it’s spike. Perigynia broadest around middle, beak very short, pale green. Spikes 5-7, with >10 perigynia per spike. Spikes spread out along inflorescence, with lowest spikes >1.5cm apart and total inflorescence >7cm.
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Carex scopariaObserv.
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Spikes 4-10, loosely nodding, loosely rhomboid in shape. Perigynia winged to base, scales shorter and narrower than perigynia. Edge of wetland and trail; abundant.
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Mostly vegetative clumps. In saturated ground. Fertile culms reaching maturity. Spikes longer than that of other similar species nearby. Perigynia inflated, pistillate scales acuminate and scabrous at tip. Culm smooth below inflorescence. Staminate scale smooth on edges, except scabrous at tip.
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Té de Suecia (Linnaea borealis)Observ.
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Carpeted the trail edges in some areas.
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Various individuals scattered along trails. Some flowers already browning, but many still in peak shape. One white individual observed, all others pink.
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Carex stipataObserv.
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Culms easily compressed; perigynia bases truncate. Leaf sheaths corrugated without purple dots.
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Culm not easily compressed; perigynia bases rounded, not truncate.
