10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOG RUSH»
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CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
(Greek a "without" and pogon "beard") English: common bog-rush, fluke bog-rush
Japan: hige-kusa, no-gusa (= field grass) S. breviculmis Benlh. English: matted
bog-rush S. brevifolius R. Br. English: zigzag bog-rush, short-leaf bog-rush S.
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
involucre six-leaved, leaves channelled. Root perennial, creeping.— Native of
the South of France, Spain, Italy, Barbary, and Smyrna, on sandy sea coasts. 4.
Schoenus pilosus, or hairy bog-rush. — Culm round, sheaths of the leaves hairy,
...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Schoenus pilosus, or hairy bog-rush.-Culm round, leafy, spikes peduncled,
pendulous, oblong, awned. It 'sheaths of the leaves hairy, flowers in bundles.-
Native of difl'ers manifestly from Schoenus glorneratus, by its oblong Guinéa.
spikes.
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A Classification of Palaearctic Habitats
54.1226 Carpathian oriental leopardsbane communities 54.123 Boreo-alpine
calcareous springs 54.124 Illyrian karst waterfalls 54.125 Caucasian calcareous
springs * 54.126 Anatolian calcareous springs 54.2 Rich fens 54.21 Black bog-
rush ...
Pierre Devilliers, Jean Devilliers-Terschuren, 1996
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The Botanist's Guide Through the Counties of Northumberland ...
... Plant Prickly or long-rooted Bog -rush Black Bog-rush Compressed Bog-rush
Brown Bog-rush White-headed Bog-rush Carex-like Bog-rush Marsh creeping
Club-rush Many-stalked Club-rush Scaly-stalked Club-rush Few-flowered Club-
rush ...
Nathaniel John Winch, John Thornhill, Richard J. Waugh, 1805
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Plants of Western New South Wales
<Q_v.s.Y) COMMON BOG-RUSH Schoenus apogon Roem. & Schult.
Cyperaceae Fluke bog-rush. Slender tufted perennial sedge. Stems 5-25 cm high
, prominently striate, 1- to 3-noded below the flowerhead. Leaves basal and on
the stems, ...
7
The Riverscape and the River
54.21 Black-bog-rush (Schoenus nigricans) fens, not at high altitude. Juncus may
be abundant, other species include Carex lepidophylla, C. hostiana, C. panicea,
C. pulicaris, Eriophorum latifolium, Molinia caerulea, Dactylorchis incana, ...
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Understanding Wetlands: Fen,
Bog and Marsh
54.222 Scottish brown bog-rush fens, base-rich Perthshire flushes 54.223 Baltic
brown bog-rush fens. North east Jutland, Isles, north east Germany 54.23
Davalliana sedge fens, diverse, often extensive, including numerous Carex spp.,
...
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Wisconsin's Natural Communities: How to Recognize Them, ...
Several uncommon sedges find a home here, including the bog rush; this is one
of its only two known Wisconsin locations. This bog has thousands of bog rush
plants growing, probably because of the higher mineral content of the water than
...
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Hortus Kewensis: Monandria - Heptandria
Prickly Bog-rush, or bastard Cyperus. Nat. of England. Fl. July and August. H. %.
2. S. culmo tereti nudo, fpiculis ovatis fafciculati9, irivc- lucro fubhexaphyllo, foliis
canaliculatis. Syst. veget. 95. Cluster'd Bog-rush. • Nat. of the South of Europe, ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOG RUSH»
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Wetlands restored on Katy Prairie
The district also is planting wetland species, such as bog rush, swamp smartweed, duck potato, powdered thalia and maidencane. «Houston Chronicle, Feb 14»
HCFCD restoring 95 acres of Katy prairie to its natural state
HCFCD Director Mike Talbot said that in addition to planting natural wetland vegetation like bog rush, duck potato and maidencane, ... «Your Houston News, Sep 13»
Project to restore Katy Prairie habitat
Native wetland vegetation - such as bog rush, swamp smartweed, duck potato, powdered thalia and maidencane - will be planted and, in some ... «Houston Chronicle, Sep 13»
Con Houlihan: Bogged down in turf war
In those years of the Bog Rush, turf was the main source of conversation in pubs and in kitchens. Football and all kinds of sport were more or ... «Herald.ie, Jun 11»
