Eleocharis wolfii (A.Gray) A.Gray

Wisconsin: Juneau County
Cyperaceae
Eleocharis wolfii A. Gray
Sedge- & grass-dominated swale-like strip 7 m wide,
perhaps mowed once ea. spring, between much
broader, regularly mowed roadside & adjoining swampy
woods of quaking aspen-red maple-jack pine. Surface
soil moist, slightly peaty,dark gray fine sandy loam,
prob. slightly acid. Carex stricta dominant, Glyceria
canadensis subdominant, forming a uniform meadow-
like cover 7 dm tall from which emerge widely scattered
plants of Osmunda regalis, Helianthus giganteus, &
Solidago gigantea, all direct assoc, of the
Eleocharis, along w/Thelypteris palustris,Carex
hystericina.Hierochloe odorata.Juncus effusus,
Anemone canadensis, Aronia melanocarpa.Potentilla
simplex, Rosa blanda, Rubus hispidus, Spiraea alba,
Lysimachia terrestris & Campanula aparinoides v.
aparin.
TOWN RANGE SECTION
14N 6E 19 NW4NE4NW4
Lyndon Station- E side Co. Hwy. N between (S of) 61st
ST and (1000 ft. N of) 63rd ST, 0.1 mi. S of River Bay
RD, between I-90/94 and Wisconsin River, 5 1/2 mi.
due NW of Wisconsin Dells.
Accession : CTS-13,614d
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Collector
Cochrane, Theodore S., &
Lange, Kenneth I.
Coll. No.
13,614
8/Sep/1995
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON HERBARIUM (WIS)
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site, a rather ordinary, seasonally swampy, open roadside,
to see the plant for ourselves and to collect voucher
specimens.-T. S. Cochrane, 17 Oct 1995
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