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Juncaceae

82 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Liliopsida › Poales › Juncaceae

Juncus ranarius is a flowering rush species native to parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

Juncus dichotomus is a small, hard-to-identify perennial rush native to temperate Americas with limited erosion-control use.

Juncus tweedyi, the narrow-panicled rush, is a perennial flowering rush native to North America, growing up to 60 cm in wet areas.

Luzula spicata, or spiked woodrush, is a circumpolar rush-family perennial flowering herb found in northern alpine and subalpine areas.

Luzula hitchcockii is a rush species native to western North American alpine and subalpine habitats with late-melting snow.

Luzula alpinopilosa, the alpine woodrush, is a European rush species in the Juncaceae family.

Luzula confusa, the northern woodrush, is a rush species in Juncaceae native from subarctic North America to Northeastern USA.

Luzula rufa Edgar is a perennial reddish-brown grass-like alpine plant found across New Zealand.

Luzula lutea is a perennial Juncaceae plant with documented morphological dimensions for all its structures.

Distichia muscoides is an Andean high altitude cushion plant that dominates bofedales, supporting regional grazing and wildlife.

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