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[Vinton Lawrence <vlawrence@nets.com>]

Appears to be in the sedge family.
Vint Lawrence

On 7/16/15 11:38 PM, Lawrence London wrote:
> This volunteer single clump perennial plant is growing in soil that
> alternates between very wet and damp. I noticed it a year ago and watched
> to see if it survived the Winter and it did with great vigour. It is much
> larger now than when I first saw it. It propagates by seed most likely. I
> will look at the root system to see if there are any underground runners or
> rhizomes. It would work well in a constructed wetland or along crenelated
> edges of a pool or pond based aquaculture system as part of the ecosystem
> and to bioremediate excess nutrients in runoff feeding any water
> impoundment.
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> Can anyone identify it?
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> Lawrence F. London
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