Not possible to identify to species from this photo alone. More likely to be A nodosa, as that is more common in the area, but also A nitida. These are all closely related and often hard to distinguish without having the physical specimen
Some things to photograph to tell between nodosa-scabra-nitida leaf sheaths mostly narrower in scabra (2-5 mm) than nitida-nodosa (4.5-9 mm) leaf blades mostly narrower in scabra (0.6-1.2 mm) than nitida-nodosa (1-3 mm) useful to have a ruler to show dimensions Flowerheads somewhat contracted/usually denser (but open at anthesis) and stem nodes mostly concealed by the sheaths in nitida Flowerheads usually sparse and stem nodes exposed in nodosa But there are a lot of specimens in herbaria which can't be assigned to a particular species due to the overlap in features
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