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Introductory
SPECIES: Carex lenticularis var. dolia | Kellog's Sedge
ABBREVIATION :
CARLEND
SYNONYMS :
Carex plectocarpa F.J.Hermann
Carex enanderi Hulten
Carex eurystachya F.J.Hermann
Carex goodenovii var. dolia M.E. Jones
SCS PLANT CODE :
CALED
COMMON NAMES :
Kellog's sedge
Kellogg sedge
goose-grass sedge
lentil-fruit sedge
swamp sedge
TAXONOMY :
The currently accepted scientific name of Kellog's sedge is Carex
lenticularis var. dolia (M. E.Jones) L. A. Standley. The following
other varieties of C. lenticularis are recognized [22]:
C. lenticularis var. lenticularis
C. lenticularis var. dolia
C. lenticularis var. impressa
C. lenticularis var. limnophila
C. lenticularis var. lipocarpa
Carex eleusinoides has long been confused with C. lenticularis var.
dolia due to superficial similarities of some morphological
characteristics [22]. Carex eleusinoides is confined to Alaska and
Siberia and does not occur in the Pacific Northwest, as reported by
Hitchcock and Cronquist [11].
LIFE FORM :
Graminoid
FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS :
Notice of Review, Category 2
OTHER STATUS :
USFS Region 1 Status: MT - Watch List [23].
MT Natural Heritage Program State Rank: S1 - Critically imperiled in
Montana because of extreme rarity [21].
MT Natural Heritage Program Global Rank: G5T2 - Demonstrably secure
globally, though it may be quite rare in parts of its range,
especially at the periphery [21].
Listed on the Rare and Endangered list for Alaska (as both C. enanderi
and C. plectocarpa) [22].
COMPILED BY AND DATE :
Tara Y. Williams/September 1990
LAST REVISED BY AND DATE :
William C. Fischer, February 1991
AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION :
Williams, Tara Y.; Fischer, William C. 1991. Carex lenticularis var.
dolia. In: Remainder of Citation
Related categories for Species: Carex lenticularis var. dolia
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