Typha angustifolia L. >> Typha ×glauca Godr.
Annotated by Galen Smith, 11 Sep 1997. Remarks: Intermediate between T. angustifolia and hybrid but not F1. Stigmas (mostly broken off) linear, medium brown. Bracts medium brown, variably linear-lanceolate acuminate to some thinly blunt or laciniate. Carpodia slightly exceeded by hairs, truncate. Seeds very few. Duplicate determination by Galen Smith, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater.

Washington: Pierce County: Clear Lake, Along the lake margin on the north shore, approxiamately 500 feet east of the public boat launch.
46° 55' 56" N, 122° 16' 42" W; T17N R24E S27
Growing from water's edge to about 1 meter deep, forming a monoculture with Nymphaea ordorota, Fontinalis antipyretica, and Elodea canadensis on the borders. Phenology: Fertile.

Jenifer Parsons s.n., Apr 20, 1997
With Maggie Bell-McKinnon
WTU, Accession: 335394