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Pycreus diaphanus (Schrad. ex Roem. & Schult.) S.S.Hooper & T.Koyama  
Family: Cyperaceae
[Chlorocyperus latispicatus (Boeckeler ex C.B.Clarke) Rickli, moreCyperus diaphanus Schrad., Cyperus diaphanus subsp. setiformis (Korsh.) J.Kern, Cyperus diaphanus var. gracilescens (K?.) H.O.Saxena, Cyperus diaphanus var. latispicatus (Boeckeler) J.Kern, Cyperus diaphanus var. setiformis (Korsh.) J.Kern, Cyperus gratissimus N.Kitag., Cyperus latespicatus Boeck., Cyperus latespicatus var. diaphanus (Schrad. ex Schult.) K?k., Cyperus latispicatus Boeckeler ex C.B.Clarke, Cyperus latispicatus var. acaulis C.B.Clarke, Cyperus latispicatus var. diaphanus (Schrad. ex Roem. & Schult.) K?., Cyperus latispicatus var. gracilescens K?., Cyperus latispicatus var. laxus K?., Cyperus pseudobromoides Boeckeler, Cyperus setiformis Korsh., Pycreus diaphanus var. acaulis (C.B.Clarke) Karth., Pycreus diaphanus var. gracilescens (K?.) S.S.Hooper, Pycreus diaphanus var. laxus (K?.) H.B.Naithani & S.N.Biswas, Pycreus latespicatus (Boeck.) C.B.Clarke, Pycreus latispicatus (Boeckeler ex C.B.Clarke) C.B.Clarke, Pycreus setiformis (Korsh.) Nakai]
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Japan Flora: Somewhat resembling No. 3; culms 10-30 cm. long; leaves very slender, 1-1.5 mm. wide; inflorescence of 1 or 2 sessile spikes bearing several spikelets; spikelets oblong, mostly flattened, 8-15 mm. long, pale to partly sanguineous; scales narrow-ovate, about 3 mm. long, obtuse, entire, 3-nerved; achenes 1/3 as long as the scale, obovate-orbicular, biconvex, dark brown; stigmas 2. Aug.-Oct.

Honshu (Aomori); rare. Bonin Isis., Korea, Northeast China, Amur, centr. Asia, India, and Malaysia.

Pycreus diaphanus
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