Isoetes caroliniana
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| Species: | I. caroliniana
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| Isoetes caroliniana (Eaton) Luebke 1992
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Isoëtes caroliniana, common name Carolina quillwort, is a wetlands plant native to the mountains of Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. It is an emergent plant found in lakes and bogs. It is closely related to I. georgiana Luebke (the Georgia quillwort) but can be distinguished by its unpigmented sporangium wall.[2]
The two dots over the first "e" (ë) in the name indicate that the "o" and the "ë" are to be pronounced in separate syllables. This is optional; either spelling is equally correct.[3]
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- Photo of herbarium specimen at Missouri Botanical Garden, collected in North Carolina in 1893, type specimen for Isoëtes caroliniana/Isoëtes engelmannii var. caroliniana includes scanning electron microscope photos of male and female spores
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