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  3. ›flowering plants
  4. ›monocots
  5. ›grasses, sedges, cattails, and allies
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Carex sect. Glareosae
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Carex sect. Glareosae

Glareosae

32 branches of this group, most-observed first

hoary sedge

speciesCarex canescens

Brownish Sedge

speciesCarex brunnescens

threeseeded sedge

speciesCarex trisperma

Hare's-foot Sedge

speciesCarex lachenalii

Billings' sedge

speciesCarex billingsii

sparse-flowered sedge

speciesCarex tenuiflora

northern clustered sedge

speciesCarex arcta

smooth-stemmed sedge

speciesCarex laeviculmis

Rye-grass Sedge

speciesCarex loliacea

sheep sedge

speciesCarex illota

Weak-cluster Sedge

speciesCarex glareosa

Mackenzie's sedge

speciesCarex mackenziei

Hudson Bay Sedge

speciesCarex heleonastes

teacher sedge

speciesCarex praeceptorum

Bear Sedge

speciesCarex ursina

Sea Sedge

speciesCarex marina

Lapland Sedge

speciesCarex lapponica

Carex lucennoiberica

speciesCarex lucennoiberica

Polar Sedge

speciesCarex arctiformis

Carex furva

speciesCarex furva

Carex × trichina

hybridCarex × trichina

Carex pseudololiacea

speciesCarex pseudololiacea

Carex diastena

speciesCarex diastena

Carex nemurensis

speciesCarex nemurensis

Yukon Sedge

speciesCarex bonanzensis

Carex melanorrhyncha

speciesCarex melanorrhyncha

Carex skottsbergiana

speciesCarex skottsbergiana

Carex traiziscana

speciesCarex traiziscana

Carex kreczetoviczii

speciesCarex kreczetoviczii

Calder's sedge

hybridCarex × heterophyta

Carex × pseudohelvola

hybridCarex × pseudohelvola

Carex × helvola

hybridCarex × helvola

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