Cyperaceae source details
Carex fructus Reznicek (original description)
Carex mackenziana Weath. (additional source)
Carex novogaliciana Reznicek (original description)
Carex pubigluma Reznicek (original description)
Holotype MICH 1109112, geounit Tamaulipas, identified as Carex caeligena Reznicek
Holotype MICH 1109131, geounit Jalisco, identified as Carex novogaliciana Reznicek
Carex caeligena is locally frequent in the vicinity of the Rancho del Cielo Biological Station of Texas Southmost ... [details]
Carex mackenziana Weath., known from only a single 1934 collection from Nuevo León, was long considered a ... [details]
The only known collection of Carex novogaliciana came from a ravine in the municipality of Puerto Vallarta at an ... [details]
Endemic to Mesoamerica, this species is reported from Honduras and Guatemala by Hermann (1974) and is likely more ... [details]
Carex pubigluma is known only from Chiapas in pine-oak forest at 1600 m. Fruiting apparently occurs at least from ... [details]
Carex caeligena differs from C. mackenziana by its much longer ligules, (S—) 5.5-14 mm long as opposed to ... [details]
Carex novogaliciana belongs, along with most members of subgenus Indocarex in the Neotropics, in the catchall ... [details]
This species is similar to C. mackenziana, but in addition to the differences noted in the key, is a much laxer, ... [details]
Plants cespitose, with short, thick rhizomes; roots greyish brown to dark brown, not densely felted with root ... [details]
Cespitose plants; culms (11-) 20–75 cm tall; basal sheaths purplish, glabrous. Leaves 2–10, mostly basal; ... [details]
Plants cespitose, with short, thick rhizomes; roots pale brown, not densely felted with root hairs; fertile culms ... [details]
Plants cespitose, with thick, short rhizomes; roots greyish brown, not densely felted with root hairs; fertile ... [details]
The epithet pubigluma refers to the pubescent pistillate and staminate scales, a convenient diagnostic feature of ... [details]
