Have a look at the plant in the photograph below. It appears to be
Penthorum sedoides with highly dissected leaves. I couldn't find any named forms of
P. sedoides with dissected leaves, so it must just be an abnormal individual. For more information on
P. sedoides,
click here.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgze_QEQ5UFLT4nvU7RXgB-xbJ0qh3FdnL4EG4_d7fybi8mAr9r9pRL0jmUQy7z0p_1gtL6Vsco6CyvGH8iFfFuYBT6v-ix0LB2CZejoa4CxxOEd9TvpQEZpDNjVlpafZB8abVyuKr90abr/s320/Penthorum+sedoides+2_9-20-2010_Beaver+Dam+County+Park,+Lake+County,+Indiana.JPG)
This photograph was taken in a mitigation wetland in Lake County, Indiana. Has anyone seen anything like this?
1 comment:
Nope. Sure doesn't look like any of our specimens of that species. Or as my Grandfather used to say, "Hit tain't kwite right".
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