Scleria lacustris
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Scan day: 05 March 2014 UTC
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Description: Information on the spread of this invasive nut rush in central Florida, from the United States Geological Survey. Includes identification tips, distribution map and printable flyer.
Southeast Ecological Science Center invasive and spreading in seasonal marshes of Florida (Wright's nutrush) is an introduced sedge of increasing ecological concern in Florida. First collected in 1988, its distribution now extends to more than twenty natural areas in four major drainage regions (
Size: 302 chars
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| Page title: | Scleria lacustris |
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| Description: | Scleria lacustris - Wright's nut-rush |
| IP-address: | 137.227.232.150 |
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| WHOIS | Status: ACTIVE |
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