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Juncus stygius
CapsuleDescription greenish to tan, pseudo-3-locular, ellipsoid, 5.5--9 x 1.8--2.6 mm  +
Common name is Moor Rush  +
Documentation requested false  +
Family Juncaceae +
FlowerDescription bracteoles absent; tepals pale to reddish brown, lanceolate to lanceolate-ovate, 4--5 mm x 1 mm, apex acutish; outer and inner series nearly equal; stamens 6, filaments 2.5--3.5 mm, anthers 0.4--0.5 mm; style 1--1.2 mm  +
Genus Juncus +
InflorescenceDescription glomerules, 1--3, each with 1--3 flowers; peduncles 0.2--1 cm, '''primary bracts nearly equal to or slightly surpassing glomerules'''.  +
LeafDescription '''basal 1--3, cauline 1--2'''; auricles rounded, scarcely prolonged, scarious; blade imperfectly septate (often inconspicuous), ascending, terete to slightly flattened, 8--18 cm x 0.5--1 mm, much reduced distally.  +
Occurrence is Documented  +
Origination status is Native +
PlantDescription perennial, '''loosely cespitose''', 2--4 dm.  +
Scientific name is Juncus stygius  +
SeedDescription pale yellow, fusiform, body 0.8--1.1 mm, tails 1--1.4 mm.  +
SpecificEpithet stygius  +
Summary Two collections in ARCTOS from the region, one (1963) collection from Wrangell, ad one (1982) collection from Etolin Island (though the label on that one says ''J. triglumis'' with no contradicting annotation).  +
TaxonRank species  +
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Categories Vascular Plant  + , Species  +
Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki. 10 July 2018 23:27:05  +
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