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Rushes, Sedges & Mat Rushes

Rushes, Sedges & Mat Rushes

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abread111 wrote:
Yesterday
Counted 33 unguarded ones along the gully. Did not count the guarded ones.
Carex appressa
waltraud wrote:
2 Apr 2025
We have green guards left from carex planting at the dam and Ive got some extra stakes since yesterday so may be we can protect those few hanging in. Should we have a M@F group exercise a.) more eyes see more b.) share lesson with the crew (plantings must be maintained, it is not: plant and forget).
Carex appressa
JaneR wrote:
1 Apr 2025
There are multiple species evident, none close enough or detailed enough to ID with confidence.
Suggest that if you want to get plants ID to species, photos should be closer and show flowers or other details, and concentrate on one species per sighting.
Unidentified Rush, Sedge or Mat Rush
JaneR wrote:
1 Apr 2025
Likely Baumea. Needs to show inflorescence to identify to species
Unidentified Rush, Sedge or Mat Rush
Tapirlord wrote:
28 Mar 2025
Yeah it'll be one of the Cyperus species but i'm not sure which specifically, Cyperus betchei ssp. commiscens also possible?
Unidentified Rush, Sedge or Mat Rush

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