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Title: Carex pulicaris (l.), Flea Sedge [Go to resource]
Description: A common and widespread sedge that is found in wet environments such as upland moorland, marshes and coastal areas. It is easily recognised by its fruit, which are shiny and dark brown, and are said to resemble several fleas attached to the stem. Source: Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Identifier: emu.ecatalogue.botany.165596 Go to resource More Like this...
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