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Cottongrass (Eriophorum sp.) blows in the wind at the edge of Etivlik Lake. Although commonly called a grass, this plant is actually a sedge with wind-dispersed seeds. Wispy sedge growing on lakeshore |
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| Source | Blowin' In The Wind |
| Author | Western Arctic National Parklands |
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