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Carex punctata Gaudin

dotted sedge (Cyperaceae)

 SpreadBias within British IslesDirection of bias
RestrictedStrong tendencySW
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Carex punctata grows where fresh water seeps down coastal cliffs, and sometimes where streams enter salt-marshes or beaches, in south-westerly parts of Great Britain and Ireland.

Ticino, Switzerland; 2008-05-10

 dotted sedge / Carex punctata: _Carex punctata_ grows where fresh water seeps down coastal cliffs, and sometimes where streams enter salt-marshes or beaches, in south-westerly parts of Great Britain and Ireland.

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