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Sparganium glomeratum

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Isolectotype of Sparganium erectum L. var. glomeratum Laest. [family SPARGANIACEAE]
Isolectotype of Sparganium erectum L. var. glomeratum Laest. [family SPARGANIACEAE]
Lectotype of Sparganium erectum L. var. glomeratum Laest. [family SPARGANIACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Sparganium simplex Huds. [family SPARGANIACEAE ] Verified by [Not on sheet], Sparganium glomeratum (Laest. ex Beurl.) Neuman [family SPARGANIACEAE ] Verified by [Not on sheet], Sparganium glomeratum (Laest. ex Beurl.) Neuman [family SPARGANIACEAE ] Verified by Rothert, K.W.A., 1911 Sparganium erectum L. [family SPARGANIACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Cook, C.D.K., 1985
Related name
  • Sparganium erectum
  • Sparganium glomeratum
  • Sparganium simplex
Common name
  • Rubanier aggloméré, Flora of North America Vol. 22

Flora

Entry for Sparganium glomeratum (Beurling ex Laestadius) L. M. Newman [family TYPHACEAE]
Herbarium
Flora of North America (FNA)
Collection
Flora of North America
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of North America, Vol 22,
Names
Sparganium glomeratum (Beurling ex Laestadius) L. M. Newman [family TYPHACEAE], in C. J. Hartman et al.,Handb. Skand. Fl., ed., 12: 111. 1889
Sparganium erectum Linnaeus var. glomeratum Beurling ex Laestadius [family TYPHACEAE], Bihang till Wikström’s Årberättelse, 1850Årsberäatt. Bot. Arbeten Upptäckter 1850(bihang 2): 2. 1853 or 1854
Information
Plants slender to robust, to 0.4(--0.6) m; at least some leaves and inflorescences emergent, erect. Leaves stiff, weakly keeled, to 50 cm  6 mm. Inflorescences: rachis unbranched, condensed, erect; bracts ascending, somewhat inflated near base; pistillate heads 2--6, mostly supra-axillary, sometimes opposite bract above, upper crowded, sessile, proximal head not contiguous with upperdistal, peduncled, 1.2--1.6(--2) cm diam. and contiguous in fruit; staminate heads 1(--2), contiguous or not with distalmost pistillate head. Flowers: tepals without subapical dark spot, entire to erose; stigma 1, lanceolate. Fruits greenish brown, lustrous, stipitate, fusiform, body not faceted, slightly constricted near equator, 3--6  2--3 mm, tapering to beak; beak straight, 1.5--2 mm; tepals attached at base, reaching 1/3 to 1/2 length of fruit. Seeds 1. 2n = 30.
Phenology
Flowering summer (Jul--Aug)
Altitude range
0--1000 m
Distribution
circumboreal.USA Minn.USA Wis.Canada Alta.Canada B.C.Canada Nfld. and Labr. (Labr.)Canada Ont.Canada Que.Canada Sask.
Discussion
Sparganium glomeratum is apparently rare, or perhaps is only rarely collected, in North America, except it is locally common in sedge-marshes and black-ash swamps near the western end of Lake Superior. The species is rather invariable throughout its circumboreal range (C. D. K. Cook and M. S. Nicholls 1986).

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