Taxon: Triglochin maritima L.
Family: Juncaginaceae

Collector: Goggin, Patrick O.   00167   

Date: 2001-08-08

Verbatim Date: 2001-8-8

Locality: United States, Wisconsin, Florence, Grandma Lake State Natural Area (No. 305) within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Eagle River-Florence Ranger District. [Also includes]: Sec. 34.

45.8180556  -88.6144444  46778

Verbatim Coordinates: 45 49'05"N, 088 36'52"W; T39N 39N R15E 15E sec28 33

Habitat: 495 acres. Lake wetland contains a 44 acre pristine soft water bog lake surrounded by an open mat that supports an unusual and diverse flora. Ringing the lake is a wide, open mat of sphagnum moss, sedge, rushes, and low ericaceous shrubs. Locally, the mat composition is quite unusual, with species such as bog club-moss, horned bladderwort and a bulrush assuming dominance; some rare plants include bog arrow-grass (Triglochin maritimum), dragon's-mouth orchid (Arethusa bulbosa), and two sedges, livid (Carex livid) and small-headed bog sedge (C. tenuflora).

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Record Id: 180b1647-4522-4677-9544-737eaf338b5e

Occurrence ID (GUID): b1504674-f95b-11e2-9dec-002590257708

For additional information on this occurrence, please contact: Stephanie Lyon (Stephanie.Lyon@uwsp.edu)