@article {244,
	title = {Udbredelsen af Juncaginaceae, Alismataceae og Hydrocharitaceae i Danmark (Summary: The Distribution within Denmark of the Juncaginaceae, Alisamtaceae and Hydrocharitaceae)},
	journal = {Bot. Tidsskr.Bot. Tidsskr.},
	volume = {47},
	year = {1943},
	note = {T. maritimum 70,71,87, fig. 3; T. palustre 71,72, 87, fig. 4p.87:Triglochin maritimum. Fig. 2. A pronounced salt marsh plant here in Denmark, but moreover found in the inland in a few places, which were formerly sea-shores, partly where the ground water is saline. Mericarps of Triglochin maritimum have been found in late-glacial Dryas clay.T. palustre. Fig. 3. Common in the greater part of Denmark, lacking, however, for instance in the two bogs, called Vildmose, in northern Jutland.},
	pages = {65-93},
	author = {Mikkelsen, Valdemar M.}
}
