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PLANTAE EXSICCATAE GRAYANAE
1115. Carex normalis MACKENZIE
In Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, xxxvii. 24-4 (1910), in Britton
& Brown, Ill. Fl. ed. 2, 1. 382, 62934 (1913); in N. Am.
Fl. xvlli. 149 (19s1)nnd N. Am. Cariceae,i. 1. 164(194o);
Rydb. Fl. Pr. & Pl. 174- (1932); Victorin, Fl. Laurent.
721, fig. 262 (1935).
Syn. C. mirrzbi/is Dewey in Am. Journ. Sci. xxx. 63, t.
Bb., fig. QQ (1836); Fernald in Proc. Am. Acad. xxxvii.
473, 1. 2, fig. 25, 26 (1902); Small, Fl. Se. U.S. 220
(1903), non Host (1809). C. xlranzinea, C. m` abi/is (Dewey)
Tuckerm. Flnum. Caric. 18 (18-13). (fékstucacea, var.
vnirabi/is (Dewey) Carey in Gray, M"n. 54-5 (1848). C.
(7l`i.\'f((f(l sensu Boott, Ill. Carex, iii. 117, t. 3741 (1862). C.
crix/afa, var. mirabi/is (Dewey) Boott in Gray, Man. ed. 5,
580 (1867). C. /rlgopnfliofrlm var. mirabilii' (Dewey) Olney,
Cnric. Bur.-Am. 3 (1871).
Shallow moist rich loam overlying limestone in semi-
shade, near football stadium just south of Columbia, Boone
County, l\]ISSOURl. Alt. Q10 rn.
Coll. L.C.W11EEl.1-za (no. 4865). May 29, 1940.

