FLORA OF WARWICKSHIRE. 
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CAREX. 
C. dioica, Linn. Creeping Dioecious Sedge. 
Native : On peaty and boggy heaths. Rare. June, July. 
I. Abundant in Sutton Park ; marshy heath land, Ballard’s Green, 
near Arley. 
II. Styvieliall Pool, T. K., Herb. Perry. 
C. pulicaris, Linn. Flea Sedge. Harpoon Carex. 
Native : On boggy and damp peaty heaths. Rare. June, July. 
I. Sutton Park, abundant; Ballard’s Green, near Arley; Cornel’s 
End. 
II. In some marshy ground near Rugby, Part ., ii, 441 ; banks of canal 
near Hill Moreton Locks, R. S. R., 1880. 
C. disticha, Huds. Soft Brown Sedge. 
Native : In damp pastures, and near pools and rivers. Local. June, 
July. 
I. Honily, Y. and B.; Sutton Park, rare ; abundant in Water Works 
Ground, Witton Lane; by the Cole, near Colesliill Mill ; 
Bradnock’s Marsh. 
II. In a thicket in the road from Dunnington to Abbott’s Moreton, 
Purt., ii, 442 ; near Chesterton ; Rounsel Lane ; Hill Wootton, 
Herb. Perry; Blue Boar Lane, and near Cosford, Rugby, 
L. Cumming ; Rowington Canal Bank ; marshy heath land, 
near So we Waste Canal. 
C. teretiuscula, Good. Lesser Panicled Sedge. 
Native : In spongy bogs. Very rare. June, July. 
“ 38. Warwick. Kirk. Cat.” Top. Bot., 437. 
Var., b. Ehrhartiana, Hoppe. Very rare. 
I. Sutton Park, very abundant, 1883-4. 
C. paniculata, Linn. Greater Panicled Sedge. 
Native: Near rivers, canals, pools, and in damp woods. Locally 
common. May to July. 
I. Sutton Park, abundant; canal side near Curdwortli; Water Works 
Ground, Witton Lane; Marston Green ; Olton Pool; Henfield, 
near Knowle ; canal bank, near Temple Balsall; Knowle Canal 
bank; Bradnock’s Marsh ; Earl’s Wood. 
II. Honily; Radford, Y. and /!. ; Bearley Bushes; Hatton Canal; 
Binley Common; canal, near Newbould-on-Avon; Farnborougli. 
C. vulpina, Linn. Great Sedge. 
Native : In ditches, marshes, and damp meadows. Common. May 
to August. Area general. 
C. muricata, LAnn. Greater Prickly Sedge. 
Native : On banks, near canals, waste heathy spots, &c. Common. 
May to July. Area general. 
b. pseudo-divulsa. Rare. 
II. Near Havwoods. 
C. divulsa, Good. Grey Sedge. 
Native: On banks and heathy roadsides. Local. May to July. 
I. Near Blythe Hall, Coleshill; Bannersley Rough ; heathy roadsides, 
near Barston Marsh; heathy waysides, Blythe Bridge, near 
Solihull. 
II. Harbury, II. B.; on a hedge bank between Wixford and Popliills, 
Part., ii, 413; Honington, Newb.; Iron Cross, near Wixford; 
Salford Priors ; Red Hill, near Alcester; near Morton Bagot; 
Little Alne ; Aston Cantlow ; Studley, near the railway station ; 
Baddesley Clinton. 
