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  2. minnesotawildflowers.info

    Juncus alpinoarticulatus, formerly Juncus alpinus, most closely resembles 2 other Juncus species in Minnesota: Juncus brevicaudatus and Juncus articulatus. The tepals and capsules are all slightly different between the three, with J. brevicaudatus capsules and tepals both longer, ...
  3. research.fs.usda.gov

    Juncus alpinus Vill. Northern rush HABIT: Loosely tufted perennial developing from creeping rhizomes, sometimes rooting at the nodes; stems 4-50 cm tall, surpassing the leaves. LEAVES: 1-3, mostly borne on the lower half of the stem; sheath margins scarious and prolonged into auricles; blades terete, completely septate.
  4. Alpine Rush (Juncus alpinoarticulatus)FAMILY: Juncaceae SYNONYMS: Juncus alpinus Vill. HABIT: Erect or slightly decumbent perennial herb to 5 dm., in small tufts from slender rhizomes; flowering July, August; fruiting late July- September. SIMILAR SPECIES: Many members of this genus are superficially similar.Juncus alpinoarticulatus most closely resembles Juncus articulatus and is ...
  5. plants.jstor.org

    Recent evidence suggests that this species may be one of the parents of the tetraploid Juncus articulatus. Juncus alpinus hybridizes with J. brevicaudatus (= J. ´ xgracilescens J. Hermann), J. articulatus (= J. ´ xalpiniformis Fernald), J. nodosus (= J. ´ xnodosiformis Fernald), and J. torreyi (= JuncusJ. ×stuckeyi Reinking).
  6. Recent evidence suggests that this species may be one of the parents of the tetraploid Juncus articulatus. Juncus alpinoarticulatus hybridizes with J. tweedyi (= J. ´ xgracilescens J. Hermann), J. articulatus (= J. ´ xalpiniformis Fernald), J. nodosus (= J. ´ xnodosiformis Fernald), and J. torreyi (= JuncusJ. ×stuckeyi Reinking).
  7. plants.jstor.org

    Recent evidence suggests that this species may be one of the parents of the tetraploid Juncus articulatus. Juncus alpinus hybridizes with J. brevicaudatus (= J. ´ xgracilescens J. Hermann), J. articulatus (= J. ´ xalpiniformis Fernald), J. nodosus (= J. ´ xnodosiformis Fernald), and J. torreyi (= JuncusJ. ×stuckeyi Reinking).
  8. rockymountainsflora.com

    Juncus alpinoarticulatus (J. alpinus) Family: Rush (Juncaceae) AKA: Northern Green Rush Photo taken on: July 22, 2014 Location: Poverty Gulch, GV, CO Life Zones: Montane to subalpine Habitat: Moist areas . Grows to 18" with 1 or 2 narrow leaves. The flower head is branched with 2 to 10 flowers at the end of the branches.

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    Juncus alpinoarticulatus

    Juncus alpinoarticulatus, called the northern green rush and the alpine rush, is a species of flowering plant in the genus Juncus, with a circumboreal distribution. It prefers wet sandy soils, peat bogs, acidic fens, and ditches. Wikipedia

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