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Stygiopsis
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Stygiopsis

24 branches of this group, most-observed first

Three-flower Rush

speciesJuncus triglumis

Chestnut Rush

speciesJuncus castaneus

Two-flower Rush

speciesJuncus biglumis

Moor Rush

speciesJuncus stygius

Juncus allioides

speciesJuncus allioides

Central-Asian Rush

speciesJuncus thomsonii

Juncus maximowiczii

speciesJuncus maximowiczii

Juncus concinnus

speciesJuncus concinnus

Juncus potaninii

speciesJuncus potaninii

Juncus himalensis

speciesJuncus himalensis

Juncus longirostris

speciesJuncus longirostris

Juncus sikkimensis

speciesJuncus sikkimensis

Juncus luzuliformis

speciesJuncus luzuliformis

Juncus leucanthus

speciesJuncus leucanthus

Juncus duthiei

speciesJuncus duthiei

Juncus lancangensis

speciesJuncus lancangensis

Juncus amplifolius

speciesJuncus amplifolius

Juncus gracilicaulis

speciesJuncus gracilicaulis

Juncus modicus

speciesJuncus modicus

Juncus cephalostigma

speciesJuncus cephalostigma

Juncus elbrusicus

speciesJuncus elbrusicus

Juncus grisebachii

speciesJuncus grisebachii

Juncus przewalskii

speciesJuncus przewalskii

Juncus benghalensis

speciesJuncus benghalensis

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1437009.