Botanical History and Geographical Distribution of Carex waponahkikensis (Cyperaceae)

Marilee Lovit

doi:10.3119/22-08

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Marilee Lovit¹

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Abstract

Carex waponahkikensis was first recognized and named C. scoparia var. tessellata in 1910 by Merritt Fernald and Karl Wiegand, based on collections from Washington County, Maine. This paper provides information on the syntypes and lectotype, a history of the treatment of this taxon in regional floras, a review of selected specimens, and updated information on geographical distribution.

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Marilee Lovit "Botanical History and Geographical Distribution of Carex waponahkikensis (Cyperaceae)," Rhodora 124(997), 71-90, (5 April 2023). https://doi.org/10.3119/22-08

Published: 5 April 2023

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