Isolepis setacea Stock Photos and Images

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Isolepis setacea Stock Photos and Images

Bristle Club-rush Isolepis setacea (Cyperaceae) Stock Photo

RMCTPTWH–Bristle Club-rush Isolepis setacea (Cyperaceae)

bristle club-rush (Isolepis setacea), blooming sprout, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBKMNG–bristle club-rush (Isolepis setacea), blooming sprout, Germany

Bristle Club-rush, Isolepis setacea Stock Photo

RFM50PX6–Bristle Club-rush, Isolepis setacea

Bristle club-rush, Isolepis setacea, growing as a low sward in damp acid grassland, Purbeck. Stock Photo

RM2H2DY70–Bristle club-rush, Isolepis setacea, growing as a low sward in damp acid grassland, Purbeck.

RMC99H71–Bristle Club-rush, Isolepis setacea

Bristleleaf bulrush, Bristle Club-rush, Bristle Scirpus (Isolepis setacea, Scirpus setaceus), blooming, Germany Stock Photo

RMF00AN3–Bristleleaf bulrush, Bristle Club-rush, Bristle Scirpus (Isolepis setacea, Scirpus setaceus), blooming, Germany

Bristle club-rush, Isolepis setacea, in flower on pond margin. Stock Photo

RM2TAN807–Bristle club-rush, Isolepis setacea, in flower on pond margin.

Natural closeup on the small gracious looking swamp grass, the bristle club-rush or bulrush, Isolepis setacea Stock Photo

RM2RACKKP–Natural closeup on the small gracious looking swamp grass, the bristle club-rush or bulrush, Isolepis setacea

RMDHT407–Bristleleaf bulrush

Opname van een bloeiende pol Borstelbies, habitusfoto. Stock Photo

RMBK9XY7–Opname van een bloeiende pol Borstelbies, habitusfoto.

Isolepis setacea L Aiton Isolepis setacea L Aiton. Stock Photo

RM2C1EDAK–Isolepis setacea L Aiton Isolepis setacea L Aiton.

RMBK9PDG–Macro opname bloem

Cyperus fluitans - Cyperus setaceus Stock Photo

RMCX95GB–Cyperus fluitans - Cyperus setaceus

. The Canadian field-naturalist. 1980 CESKA and CESKA: NEW PLANT RECORDS, B.C. 71 Previous reports of//, micrantha in British Colum- bia (Szczawinski and Harrison 1973; Taylor and MacBryde 1977) were based on an incorrectly identi- fied specimen of Isolepis setacea (cf., Scoggan 1978). This species, introduced from Europe, was collected by Malte in 1921 in the Victoria area (V, CAN) and still occurs there in the Royal Oak area {O. & A. Ceska, 1907 V). Hemicarpha micrantha closely resembles Isolepis setacea in its habit. It can be recognized by its pitted achenes as opposed to the corrugate Stock Photo

RMRG2PDN–. The Canadian field-naturalist. 1980 CESKA and CESKA: NEW PLANT RECORDS, B.C. 71 Previous reports of//, micrantha in British Colum- bia (Szczawinski and Harrison 1973; Taylor and MacBryde 1977) were based on an incorrectly identi- fied specimen of Isolepis setacea (cf., Scoggan 1978). This species, introduced from Europe, was collected by Malte in 1921 in the Victoria area (V, CAN) and still occurs there in the Royal Oak area {O. & A. Ceska, 1907 V). Hemicarpha micrantha closely resembles Isolepis setacea in its habit. It can be recognized by its pitted achenes as opposed to the corrugate

Adela frischella, Coleophora frischella, Frisch’s Japan, long-horn or Frisch's case-moth Stock Photo

RMC91KF5–Adela frischella, Coleophora frischella, Frisch’s Japan, long-horn or Frisch's case-moth

Adela frischella, Coleophora frischella, Frisch’s Japan, long-horn or Frisch's case-moth, and least club-rush, Scirpus setaceus. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by John Curtis for his own 'British Entomology, being Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland,' London, 1834. Curtis (1791 –1862) was an entomologist, illustrator, engraver and publisher. 'British Entomology' was published from 1824 to 1839, and comprised 770 illustrations of insects and the plants upon which they are found. Stock Photo

RMP5569D–Adela frischella, Coleophora frischella, Frisch’s Japan, long-horn or Frisch's case-moth, and least club-rush, Scirpus setaceus. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by John Curtis for his own 'British Entomology, being Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland,' London, 1834. Curtis (1791 –1862) was an entomologist, illustrator, engraver and publisher. 'British Entomology' was published from 1824 to 1839, and comprised 770 illustrations of insects and the plants upon which they are found.