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Vermillion County. May S. 1910. Xo. 5.819. In dry soil in a wooded 

 ravine about one mile northwest of Hillsdale. 

 Carex louisiana Bailey. 



Gibson Count}', June 10. 1913. No. 13.297. In a low flit woods on (lie 

 east side of Foote's pond. 

 Caret projecta Mack. 



Hendricks Comity. July 13, 1913. No. 13,677. Collected by Mrs. Cbas. 

 C. Deam in a swamp about five miles northwest of Danville. 

 Cures- suberecta (Olney) Britt. 



Noble County. June 26, 1914. No. 14,350. Low border of Engle Lake. 



.Shelby County, June 8, 1913. No. 13.204. Collected by Mrs. Chas. C. 

 Deam in the Milburn Swamp about one mile west of Morristown. 



Tipton County. May 24. 1913. No. 12,909. Collected by Mrs. Chas. C. 

 Deam in a low place along the Lake Erie Railroad about two miles west 

 of Goldsmith. 

 Carex picta Steud. 



Brown County. May 21, 1910. No. 6.412. Somewhat frequent on the 

 oak ridges between Helmsburg and Nashville. This sedge has the habit 

 of growing in bunches. When established for some time it advances in the 

 form of a circle, the center of which is bare. Areas two feet in diameter 

 have been noted with a ten-inch bare center. 



Morgan County, August 12. 1913. No. 13,958. Collected by Mrs. Chas. 

 C Deam on a wooded hillside about one and a half miles northeast of 

 Martinsville. 



Gray's textbook of botany gives this species as occurring in a ravine 

 near Bloomiugton upon the authority of Dudley. 

 Carex impressa (S. H. Wright) Mack. 



Allen County. June 14. 1914. No. 14.258. Creek bottom about seven 

 miles south of Ft. Wayne. 



Gibson County. June 9. 1913. No. 13,339. In a low flat woods about 

 four miles west of Patoka. 



Grant County, June 16, 1907. No. 2.057. Along a creek about two 

 miles northeast of Van Buren. 



Hamilton County. May 19. 1912. No. 10,549. Collected by Mrs. Chas. 

 C. Deam iu a swamp near Carmel. 



Hancock County. June 2. 1912. No. 10.892. Collected by Mrs. Chas. 

 C. Deam in a ditch along the C. H. & D. Railroad near Reedsville. 



