Carex

A large genus commonly named sedges, it included ca. 2000 spp A so specious group deserves splitting as Kukenthal (1909) did including Carex, Kobresia Willd., Schoenoxiphium Nees, and Uncinia Pers. Nevertheless, phylogeny says there are no so many monophyletic taxa to be sampled. Egorova, does phylogenetics considerations; in the same vein she added (subgenus Kreczetoviczia Egor. Trichophorum Pers. ). Restudy genus Kobresia as polyphyletic (here as Carex sanguinea) the open perigynia of Kobresia evolved several times from the ancestral closed utricle.

Checklist as viewed on GBIF-Database
Carex alatauensis S.R.Zhang, nom. nov. (Elyna humilis C.A.Mey ex Trautv.)

Carex bhutanensis S.R.Zhang, nom. nov. (Kobresia prainii Kük.)

Carex capillifolia (Decne.) S.R.Zhang (bas. Elyna)
 * Kobresia macrolepis Meinsh.

Carex druseii (Hamlin) K.A.Ford (Uncinia)

Carex handel-mazzettii (Ivanova) S.R.Zhang, comb. nov.(K condensata (Kük.) S.R.Zhang & Noltie)

Carex fernandesiana (Nees ex Boeckeler) J.R.Starr (Uncinia)

Carex lechleriana (Steud.) J.R.Starr (Uncinia)

Carex sanguinea Boott (Kobresia  )

Carex zikae H E Roalson et M J Waterway (C.brevicaulis nom.illeg. ) Trichophorum cespitosum (L.) Hartm.

Carex pseuduncinoides (Noltie) O.Yano & S.R.Zhang syn.Kobresia kansuensis Kük.

Species dubia
C transcaucasica Carex nigra subsp. transcaucasica (Egor.) Jim.-Mejías, G.E. Rodr., Amini-Rad & Martín-Bravo