Juncus squarrosus L.

British Columbia: Southwest side of Route 4, 200 meters southeast of junction with Alaska Pine Road, Alberni-Clayoquot District, Vancouver Island. Frank Lomer's station. Elev. 45 m.
49.0413° N, 125.6732° W
Coordinate Source: Specimen Label.
In mowed wet ditch, saturated soil, full sun, with Sphagnum, Blechnum, Carex obnupta, Juncus falcatus, J. hesperius, Hypericum anagalloides, Gentiana sceptrum, Thuja. Cespitose, evergreen, dark green foliage nearly prostrate, locally common weed. Phenology: Fertile.

Peter F. Zika 28452, Sep 17, 2016
WTU, Accession: 412230, Barcode: WTU-V-026639

Juncus squarrosus L.

British Columbia: Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Pacific Rim Highway, south side ditch, 100 m south of Alaska Pine Rd. Elev. 45 m.
49° 2.5' N, 125° 40.4' W; UTM Zone 10, 304587E, 5435564N
Datum: NAD 83.
Moist shallow boggy ditch next to cedar-spruce forest. Growing with Hypericum anagalloides, Gentiana sceptrum, Blecnum spicant. Densely clumped perennial with compact aggregation of basal leaves lying low to the ground forming a circular tuft. Well established, 66 plants counted over a 200 m stretch, one plant seen on the opposite north side ditch. native to Europe. First collection from BC. Phenology: Fertile.

Frank Lomer 8608, Sep 25, 2013
WTU, Accession: 395484

Juncus squarrosus L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2013.

British Columbia: Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Pacific Rim Highway, south side ditch, 100 m south of Alaska Pine Road. Elev. 45 m
49.04° N, 125.674° W,
Datum: NAD83. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Moist shallow boggy ditch next to cedar-spruce forest. Growing with Hypericum anagalloides, Gentiana sceptrum, Blechnum spicant. Densely clumped perennial with compact aggregation of basal leaves lying low to the ground forming a circular tuft; well established; 66 plants counted over a 200 m stretch; one plant seen on the opposite north side ditch; native to Europe; first collection from BC.

Frank Lomer 8608, 2013 Sep 25
UBC, Accession: V241064