Bulbostylis capillaris |
|
---|---|
densetuft hairsedge |
|
Culms | filiform (rarely with several spikes sessile or subsessile at plant base), prominently ribbed, glabrous. |
Leaves | 25–33% length of scapes; sheath borders tan; backs prominently ribbed, glabrous; blades filiform, 0.5 mm wide; surface glabrous. |
Inflorescences | solitary or more commonly in simple; open, rarely compact, involucrate groups; proximal involucral bract short-awned or with bristle-like blade, exceeding or exceeded by inflorescence. |
Spikes | red-brown, 3–5 mm, fertile scales ovate, 1.5–2 mm; apex acute, glabrous or distally puberulent; short-awned. |
Flowers | anthers 0.5–0.7 mm. |
Achenes | yellowish to pale brown, 1 mm; faces rugose. |
2n | =84. |
Bulbostylis capillaris |
|
Distribution | |
Discussion | Sandy, often disturbed soil. 50–300 m. Sisk. ID, WA; north to AK, east to Greenland and SC, southeast to UT, South America; Eurasia. Native. |
Source | Flora of Oregon, volume 1, page 171 Barbara Wilson, Richard Brainerd, Nick Otting |
Synonyms | Stenophyllus capillaris |
Web links |
|