20 results for genus: Carex. section: [26ee] Section 22 Griseae. More search options

Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Cyperaceae	Carex acidicola		Mesic forests.	Nc. GA and c. AL south to sw. GA (Naczi, Bryson, & Cochrane 2002).
Cyperaceae	Carex amphibola	Eastern Narrowleaf Sedge	Moist loamy forests, bottomlands, slopes, uplands.	MA, s. ON, MI, IL, MO, and OK, south to GA, AL, MS, LA, and TX.
Cyperaceae	Carex brysonii	Bryson’s Sedge	Mesic forests.	Endemic to the Cumberland Plateau and adjacent Coastal Plain of n. AL (falsely reported for MS).
Cyperaceae	Carex bulbostylis	Globose Sedge	Moist deciduous forests, prairies, open meadows, especially in calcareous areas.	MS west to TX and OK; disjunct in sw. TN.
Cyperaceae	Carex calcifugens	Halfsweet Sedge	Rich bluff forests, evergreen maritime forests, rich soils over coquina limestone or shell middens.	Se. NC south to Panhandle FL.
Cyperaceae	Carex conoidea	Ancient Prairie Sedge	Calcareous and mafic fens and seepages; saturated meadows and fields over limestone, dolomite, or mafic rocks; depressions in upland prairies.	NL (Newfoundland) west to MN, south to nw. NC (Ashe Co. and Alleghany Co.), nw. AR, and MO. First found in NC by a party led by Asa Gray in 1841 "on the moist, grassy brow of a precipice of the Bluff"; located at a second site in NC by D.B. Poindexter.
Cyperaceae	Carex corrugata	Prune-fruited Sedge	Large-stream and river bottomlands, wet calcareous forests.	Se. VA, KY, and s. OH south to Panhandle FL and AL, west to TX.
Cyperaceae	Carex edwardsiana	Edwards Plateau Sedge	Ravine slopes over calcareous substrates.	Nearly endemic to the Edwards Plateau, but edging into the Blackland Prairie region.
Cyperaceae	Carex flaccosperma	Meadow Sedge	Mesic forests, well-drained bottomlands.	MD and se. VA south to Panhandle FL, west to TX, north in the interior to s. MO and IL.
Cyperaceae	Carex glaucodea	Blue Sedge	Prairies, upland woodlands, especially in hardpan situations with alternating wet and dry conditions.	MA and ON west to s. IN and MO, south to NC, sc. TN, and AR. {distribution and abundance needing additional herbarium investigation}
Cyperaceae	Carex godfreyi	Godfrey's Sedge	Calcareous swamps, bottomlands, and mesic forests.	Se. NC south to se. GA, c. peninsular FL south to Martin County (FL), and west to Panhandle FL, sw. GA, and s. AL.
Cyperaceae	Carex grisea	Inflated Narrowleaf Sedge	Well-drained floodplain forests, other mesic to dry-mesic forests, especially over base-rich substrates.	NB west to MN and SD, south to VA, TN, MS, LA, and TX. {habitats, distribution and abundance in our area needing additional herbarium investigation}
Cyperaceae	Carex hitchcockiana	Hitchcock’s Sedge	Rich, moist to dry forests, especially over limestone, other calcareous, or mafic rocks.	MA west to MN, south to NC, sc. TN, and AR.
Cyperaceae	Carex impressinervia		Moist forests, along small streams and lower mesic slopes, probably associated with mafic or calcareous rocks..	Sc. NC south to AL and west to MS, apparently very rare and widely scattered.
Cyperaceae	Carex oligocarpa	Eastern Few-fruited Sedge	Rich forests, over calcareous or mafic rocks.	MA west to MN, south to FL and TX. C. oligocarpa sensu stricto is in SC (P. McMillan, pers. comm., specimen at CLEMS).
Cyperaceae	Carex ouachitana	Ouachita Mountain Sedge	Dry to dry-mesic slope and ridge forests.	Disjunct in nc. TN and sc. KY from the Interior Highlands of w. AR and e. OK.
Cyperaceae	Carex paeninsulae	Peninsula Sedge	Mesic hammocks.	Endemic to FL peninsula, north into ne. FL (Suwanee and Duval counties).
Cyperaceae	Carex pigra	Lazy Sedge	Moist forests, bottomlands.	Se. VA west to se. and sc. TN, south to n. FL, s. AL, and ne. MS.
Cyperaceae	Carex planispicata	Flat-spiked Sedge	Rich to fairly acid mesic forests, on slopes and floodplains.	C. NJ west to s. IN, se. MO, and se. OK, south to c. GA, s. MS, and se. TX.
Cyperaceae	Carex thornei	Thorne's Sedge	Mesic deciduous forests, often in the upper floodplain.	Endemic to the drainage of the Apalachicola/Chattahoochee and Flint in s. GA and s. AL south to Panhandle FL

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