avec @elbourret
Spores épineux, non verruqueux. Moyenne = 42 µm
https://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Public_RecordView?processid=PIM135-14
Fruits 1–1.36 x 0.85–1.24 mm (moyenne 1.15 x 0.99, n=21).
Specimen: Léveillé-Bourret et al. 1524 (MT)
(à gauche) Carex cannescens et (à droite) Carex lapponica; avec @elbourret
Sur un sentier forestier sabloneux mi-ombragé près d'un ruisseau intermittent. Tépales dépassant les capsules, gaines papyracées avec extrémités triangulaires.
Specimen: Benoit Renaud 2021-VIII-24 (MT) [@benoitrenaud]
Photos sur le terrain:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/92236755
avec @elbourret
C. lupulina? Spikes mostly pedunculate and drooping or even long pedunculate. All individuals in this spot similar to that. Growing with C. tuckermanii. Extensive stands of both species growing together and mixing stems.
involucre 4.9- 5.5 mm long. Mesh of pants 0.3 mm wide for comparison. Top of Mont Chauve. Colony only 2 meters square.
@m-bibittes @cramnaejvallieres
Specimen: Garon-Labrecque & Vallières 636
Images from rehydrated herbarium specimen.
@m-bibittes
Specimen: Garon-Labrecque 413
Claire Bouchard # 120 Specimen deposited at Herbarium MT in Montreal
Photographed October 21st 2021 at IRBV lab by Étienne Lacroix-Carignan with a Keyence microscope. Postprocess in GIMP to remove background artifacts.
André Sabourin No. 2605.
Specimen deposited at Herbarium MT in Montreal
Photographed October 21st 2021 at IRBV lab by Étienne Lacroix-Carignan with a Keyence microscope. Postprocess in GIMP to remove background artifacts.
avec @m-bibittes
Specimen: Léveillé-Bourret & Garon-Labrecque 1520 (MT)
Variation morphologique de 4 individus (moyenne de 3 organes par individu):
Feuilles en moyenne à limbe 1.7--1.9 fois aussi longs que larges, à pétioles 32--56% de la longueur des limbes. Bractées sans longs poils glandulaires (poils glandulaires courts présents), en moyenne avec (7.7--)9.3--10 lobes, les lobes représentant 26--33% de la longueur de la bractée.
Visted a third alvar site in Aylmer and found more suspected S. urophyllum, Basal rosette not forming heart shape, rather arrow, phyllaries seem to almost point more distinct ascending form with flowers relatively close to the stem than S. cordifolium. To investigate further
Plant sparsely glandular. The two parents were growing in close proximity (fronds in photo 2 were still attached to their rhizomes).