fasciculate hairs found in all of our other species (except sometimes J. microcarpa) are persistent, have longer (0.3-0.4 mm), straight rays, and are concentrated
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specimens seemingly intermediate between J. nigra and both J. major and J. microcarpa have been seen from this area. E. C. Twisselman (1967) incorrectly reported
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and Sonora). Specimens intermediate between Juglans major and both J. microcarpa and J. nigra are discussed under the latter species. None. None. window
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size, and color of spikelet, Rhynchospora perplexa strongly resembles R. microcarpa, a species with which it is commonly associated in the Coastal Plain.
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thin- walled, dehiscent by apical ring; seeds dark reddish brown. Ludwigia microcarpa 28 Nectary disc raised 0.3–0.75 mm at ovary apex; capsules 1.5–7 mm, hard-walled
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is sometimes tentative. Eleocharis vivipara is often confused with E. microcarpa and E. brittonii, and sometimes with E. baldwinii. The red-spotted band
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dogwood from the continental rough-leaved dogwood as C. foemina subsp. microcarpa (Nash) J. S. Wilson and C. drummondii, respectively. J. K. Small described
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South Shetland Islands, Antarctic Peninsula). Apart from Bucklandiella microcarpa, B. sudetica is the most common species of the genus in North America
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bristles vestigial to equaling achene or apparently absent. Eleocharis microcarpa 68 Apex of proximal scale rounded; perianth bristles shorter than achene
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that the hexaploid (2n = 48) L. simpsonii and the diploid (2n = 16) L. microcarpa gave rise to L. curtissii, the only octoploid (2n = 64) in sect. Isnardia
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most likely to be confused in the field with its frequent associates R. microcarpa and R. perplexa. Most of the time it can be distinguished from both by
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have mostly 2-stratose leaf margins in the distal part. Bucklandiella microcarpa shares with B. affinis 1-stratose leaf margins, but is readily recognized
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