Carices of the Northern United States contributed to Gray's Manual
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to this species (to which it belongs in part) restoring C. strata, M'k for 103. 102. 102. C. strata, M'k (not of 1st Edn.) 104. Sparkman to Spalding's Sarsaparilla river - H. S. Byphers. byphus! 105. C. trichocarpa, Muhll. (C. strata, 1st Edn not of Mr.) 107/8. C. merata, Dwd. Greece. Monroe C. N. F. D. Bradley. a single spec. in Herb. Terr! Sartwell has another - See them for the description, as the species is very remarkable & only found. I believe, by Dr. Bradley, who doubtless has at least one specimen himself, as Sartwell derives his from him - (Dewey (in Woods' Bot.) confusing 2 species, that from Georgia being totally distinct - In his Carol. he formerly referred Bradley's plant to C. gigantea side Herb. Terr! 114. South Tringston - Rhode Island. Olney. 115. The bar. polyotachyga is Sartwell's C. lupulifera if you think the characters he gives sufficient. 118/2. C. gigantea, Rudge - Banks of the Ohio, at North Bend- Shear Louisville. Short! also Florida Chapman & Texas Wright &c. well distinguished from C. lupulifera by the less tufted, horizontally spreading spermy. & many male spikes.