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Carex sect. Griseae
Griseae
35 branches of this group, most-observed first

plantainleaf sedge
speciesCarex plantaginea

Limestone Meadow sedge
speciesCarex granularis

broad-leaved sedge
speciesCarex platyphylla

Blue Sedge
speciesCarex glaucodea

Inflated Narrow-leaved Sedge
speciesCarex grisea

Spreading Sedge
speciesCarex laxiculmis

Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge
speciesCarex amphibola

slender woodland sedge
speciesCarex digitalis

Crawe's sedge
speciesCarex crawei

Thin-fruit Sedge
speciesCarex flaccosperma

Hitchcock's Sedge
speciesCarex hitchcockiana

Carey's sedge
speciesCarex careyana

Littletooth Sedge
speciesCarex microdonta

Eastern Few-fruit Sedge
speciesCarex oligocarpa

open-field sedge
speciesCarex conoidea

thicket sedge
speciesCarex abscondita

Prune-fruit Sedge
speciesCarex corrugata

flat-spiked sedge
speciesCarex planispicata

Cumberland Sedge
speciesCarex cumberlandensis

tarheel sedge
speciesCarex austrocaroliniana

False Hair Sedge
speciesCarex bulbostylis

Gholson's sedge
speciesCarex gholsonii

Ravine Sedge
speciesCarex impressinervia

Godfrey's Sedge
speciesCarex godfreyi

Ouachita Mountain Sedge
speciesCarex ouachitana

Lazy Sedge
speciesCarex pigra

Peninsula Sedge
speciesCarex paeninsulae

Edwards Plateau Sedge
speciesCarex edwardsiana

Thorne's Sedge
speciesCarex thornei

Calcium-hating Sedge
speciesCarex calcifugens

Bryson's Sedge
speciesCarex brysonii

Acid-loving Sedge
speciesCarex acidicola
Carex asynchrona
speciesCarex asynchrona
Carex atractodes
speciesCarex atractodes
Carex quichensis
speciesCarex quichensis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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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 633453.