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#109
9-3-29 Juncus militaris Biegel G275, BoBI477
Fl. McClennans Pond east side (turn to left when
path from Highlands Camp reaches pond) Culm
12-14in. Lvs reaching to 24in. The filiform lvs
from rootstock forming a beautiful fringe in
water [8-12-30 found at Highlands Pond]
9-3-29 Eriophorum augustifolium Roth G197
BoBI325 Fl. Marsh near edge east side McClennans
Pond July 2 spec. seen lvs at widest 4 1/4 mm.
[9-5-29 Fl. 10" marsh east of Highlands Camp. Bob &
the same]
#111
9-5-29 Juncus nodulosus L. G275, BoBI478 Fl. In
gravel shore of Highlands Pond in front of Camp.
Roots freely tuberoso. Plants 8in to 10sp lvs.
Infl. might be considered lateral looking.
Capsule & perianth parts rich, reddish brown.
Noods 1oz (usually) 2. Very like ill BoB. [See 8-8-30
9-5-29? Juncus articulatus L. G274, BoBI477 with
above. Noodies seems fraxo except perhaps J.alpina
but not strict as in ill (G & BoB) J.alpina lvs
not borne below the middle [BoB] and capsule not
of fuse(G). But note that perianth segments are
not acuminate, the sepals being identical.