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	Carex secalina WAHLENB.

Genus: Carex L.

Authors:
	WAHLENB.:	Georg (Göran) Wahlenberg (1780 - 1851), Swedish physician and naturalist
	L.:	Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals

Etymology:
	Carex:	carere = missing (seeds are missing at the upper male spike of many species)
	secalina:	rye-like

Fig. 1: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 2: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 3: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 4: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 5: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 6: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 7: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 8: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (in the riparian area of a salt pan)
A Seewinkel, Apetlon 12.5.2022

Fig. 9: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (cultiv.)
D 20.5.2023

Fig. 10: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (♀)
D 20.5.2023

Fig. 11: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (♂)
D 20.5.2023

Fig. 12: Carex secalina / Rye Sedge (♂)
D 20.5.2023

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