Herbarium specimen: Carex spicata
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| Taxon: | Cyperaceae: Carex spicata Huds. ("Spiked Sedge") det. Richard William David 5/6/1985 |
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| Filed in taxon folder: | Cyperaceae: Carex spicata Huds. ("Spiked Sedge") |
| Collected by: | John Frederick Gustav Chapple |
| Collection date: | 14/6/1933 |
| Locality: | Great Britain, VC23 Oxfordshire, Beckley, SP51 |
| ex herb: | Mr Patrick Martin Hall |
| Institution: | Natural History Museum (BM) |
| Accession number: | 1131149 |
| Image: |  |
| notes: | Carex contigua Hoppe. Correctly named. - Fraser. Correctly named but rather young. Many of the sheets however show fruits containing the characteristic obtusely quadrangular nuts. The beak of the fruit is very deeply bifid and serrulate well down to the shoulders. The ligules and opposite appendages are those of this species. - Pearsall. |
Associated records
Other specimen entries from this sheet.| taxon | locality | collectors | date | institution | ||
| + | Carex spicata | GB, VC23 Oxfordshire, Beckley | John Frederick Gustav Chapple | 14/6/1932 | BM | |
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Documented by wshuff on 2nd March 2015.
