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File:Carex sprengelii (8162153796).jpg
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| Description | Carex sprengelii is very common along the Madison River below the Ennis Dam, but seemingly only along the trail in shady or moist areas. The long-beaked nearly-pendant perigynia are distinctive. |
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| Author | Matt Lavin from Bozeman, Montana, USA |
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