First located at the Park in 2006, the sedge grows on the east side of Ipsut Pass. The leaves are often lax, and the plants spread by rhizomes.
Author: Susan McDougall
Ipsut Pass, Mount Rainier National Park
GPS: 46.9531, -121.8660
Date: July 22, 2015
The spike is solitary and stiff, and the perigynia is densely hairy. This is subspecies stenochlaena.
Author: Susan McDougall
Ipsut Pass, Mount Rainier National Park
GPS: 46.9531, -121.8660
Date: July 22, 2015
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