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Middle District. — Dclanco, Lindenwold, Clementon. Mickleton. 



Ccajt Strip. — Forked River. 



Caf't' May. — Goshen. Bennett, Cold Spring. 



Carex exilis Dewev. Cosst Sedge. 

 PI. XXVI.. Fig. 13. 

 Care.r exilis Dewey. Am. Jour. Sci. XIV. 351. 1828 [Danvers, Mass.]. — 

 Torrey, Ann. Lye X. Y. III. 387. 1836.— Knieskem 35.— Willis ;o.— 

 Britton 277. — Keller and Brov\-n 85. 



Frequent in swamps in the Pine Barrens, reaching the edge 

 of the salt marsh occasionally where arms of the Pine Barrens 

 extend seaward. 



Fr. — Mid-Mav to mid-June. 



Pine Barrens. — Shark River (C), Farmingdale, Davenport, Manchester 

 (P), Burrs\-ille (C). Pt. Pleasant. Toms River (NY), Bamber. West Creek, 

 Tuckerton, Hanover (C"), New Germany (T), Hammonton (KB). Absecon 

 (C), Palermo, Egg Harbor City (H). 



Carex teretiuscula Gooden. Little Panicled Sedge. 



CarejT ieretiuscula Goodenow. Tr. Linn. See. II. 163. 1794 [Norwich. Eng- 

 land]. — Keller and Brown 85. 



Occasional in swamps of the northern counties and ver\- rare 

 in the Middle district, where it was found by Mr. Benj. Heritage 



Middle £>i^friVf.— Mickleton. 



Carex stipata Muhl. Awl-fruited Sedge. 

 PI. XXL. Fig. I. 

 Carex stipata "Muhl." Willdenow. Sp. PI. IV. 233. 1805 [Pennsylvania]. — 

 Knieskem SS- — Willis 69. — Britton 276. — Keller and Brown 85. 



Meadows and open s%\""amps : common in the Northern and 

 Middle districts. 



Fr. — Mid-!May to late June. 



Middle District. — Farmingdale, New Egypt, (Camden (P), Delaire, Delanco, 

 Medford (S), Washington Park, Woodbury-. Pitman, Mickleton, Swedesboro. 



Carex vulpinoidea Michx. Fox Sedge. 

 PL XXL. Fig. 2. 

 Carex z'ulpmoidea Michaux. Fl. Bor. Am. II. 169. 1S03 [Canada and New 

 England]. — Knieskem 35. — Willis, 69. — Britton 276. 



Meadows and of)en swamps : common in the Xorthem and 

 Middle districts and occasional on the coast. 

 Fr. — Early June to mid- July. 



