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Culmis foliosis. 
§. J. culmo erecto oligophyllo, foliis nodoso-articulatis, polycephalm , 
capitulis globosis multifloris subpaniculatis, calycibus 
linearibus triandris. — ■ Mich . Jl. amer. 1. p. I92. 
Icon. P/w&. c/m. t. Q2. f. 9. 
•t. J. major, foliis crassioribus compressis. 
/6. J. foliis subfiliformibus. 
In inundated places : Pensylvania to Carolina. 1/ . June, 
July, v.v. 
10. J. culmo erecto, follis nodoso-articulatis teretibus, pani- 
cula supradecomposita, foliolis caly cinis arista tis inte- 
rioribus longioribus. Willd. sp. pl. 2. p. 211. 
J. acutiflorus. Hojfrri. germ. 125. 
Icon. Host, gravi. 3. t. 8(5. 
In inundated woods and on river sides : Pensylvania to 
Virginia, !/• July. v.v. 
11. J. culmo decumbente, foliis setaceis, floribus glome- verticillalus. 
ratis verticillatis glomerulis foliosis. Willd. sp. pl. 2. 
p. 212. 
J. uliginosus. Rothfl. germ. I .p. 155. 
J. fluitans. Lam. encyel. 3. p. 26. 
Icon. Fl.dan. 8 17. Host. gram.. 3. t. 88. 
In rivulets and ponds : Canada, New York, &c. 1/. 
July, Aug. v.v. 
12. J. culmo folioso erecto, foliis subnodoso-articulatis, pa- aeuminatm , 
nicula terminali composita, glomerulis subtrifioris pe- 
dunculatis sessilibusque, calycibus gracilibus acumina- 
tis 3-andris. Mich. ft. amer. 1 . p. 192. 
In stagnant waters and on river banks : Pensylvania to 
Carolina, % . July, Aug. v. v. Resembles J. ar- 
ticulatus very much. 
13. J. radice bulbosa, culmo folioso erecto compresso, foliis arlstaius, 
angustis subcanaliculatis, panicula composita, glome- 
rulis 3 -floris, calycibuS 3-andiis bracteisque aristatis. 
— Midi. Jl. amer. 1. p. 192. 
In low grounds of Georgia and Carolina. I/ . July. v. s. 
Resembles the following species. 
14. J. culmo subcompresso indiviso, foliis linearibus canali- hillosus. 
culatis, corymbo terminali, calycibus obtusis capsula 
subrotunda obtusa brevioribus. Willd . sp. pl. 2 » 
p. 213. 
J. compressus. Jacq. vind. 235. 
Icon. Host. gram. 3. t. 89. FI. dan. 431. 
crassifolius. 
tenuifolius. 
sylvaticus . 
