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Rhynchospora chapmanii
M. A. Curtis Distribution: S.E.U.S. Habitat: According to FNA, invasive in logged and otherwise disturbed pine woods Recognition: Pale inflorescences with bracts rising on both sides to form a distinctive V. Perianth bristles absent. Achene 1-1.8 mm long, broadly elliptic. The similar Rhynchospora divergens has no bristles, and has achenes only 0.8 mm long. Florida status: Native
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