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Flora and Fauna

• 6441
• Carex panicea
• Photographs of flowers and fruits and a description of Carnation Sedge.

• 6442
• Carex paniculata
• Several photographs and a description of Greater Tussock Sedge.

• 6443
• Carex pauciflora
• Photographs and a description of Few-flowered Sedge.

• 6444
• Carex pilulifera
• Photograph and some identifying features of Pill Sedge.

• 6445
• Carex pulicaris
• Photographs of flowers and fruits and a description of Flea Sedge.

• 6446
• Carex remota
• Photographs and identifying features of Remote Sedge.

• 6447
• Carex rostrata
• Several photographs and some identifying features of Bottle Sedge, which grows in water.

• 6448
• Carex rupestris
• Photographs and a description of Rock Sedge.

• 6449
• Carex sp.
• Image of a flower and leaf.

• 6450
• Carex sylvatica
• Several photographs and a description of Wood Sedge.

• 6451
• Carex sylvatica
• General information and classification.

• 6452
• Carex viridula
• Several photographs and some identifying features of Common Yellow Sedge.

• 6453
• Carex wahuensis
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• 6454
• Sedges - Carex Species at San Marcos Growers
• Describes growth habit and preferred habitat of several varieties available for cultivation in California.

• 6455
• Carex pendula
• General information and classification.

• 6456
• Carex aquatilis
• Photographs and identifying features of Water Sedge.

• 6457
• Bulbostylis capillaris
• Photograph of whole plant in bloom. From the University of Hawaii.

• 6458
• Bulbostylis fluviatilis Kral & Davidse
• Photograph of type specimen, bibliography and specimen information. From the Missouri Botanical Garden TROPICOS database.

• 6459
• Bulbostylis splendens M.T. Strong
• Photograph of type specimen, bibliography and specimen information. From the Missouri Botanical Garden TROPICOS database.

• 6460
• Bolboschoenus maritimus
• Photographs of the inflorescence, flower stalk, glumes and spikelet of this species, also called "sea club rush." From the BioImages Virtual Field Guide.