Glyceria grandis var. komarovii Kelso
Publ. & Syn.Kelso, Rhodora 36: 266 (1934). Holotype (US-948398): Canada: the Yukon Territory, Dawson, 17-19. July 1909, leg. A.S. Hitchcock 4326. - Glyceria hulteniana Á. Löve, Svensk Bot. Tidskr. 48: 218 (1954). Nomen novum for Glyceria grandis var. komarovii.
NotesGlyceria grandis reaches the Borderline Arctic in the Yukon River Delta (Hultén 1968a) and on Hudson Bay (Porsild and Cody 1980).
       Murray and Elven: The plants of G. grandis that reach or approach the Arctic belong to an entity described as variety or species (the latter by Löve due to its reported ploidy difference). This matter should be checked further. The variety was accepted by Barkworth and Anderton (2007) but without reference to the difference in ploidy level (they reported G. grandis with 2n = 20 only). The reason may be that the report of 2n = 40 was made in an untrustworthy paper (Löve 1954a) without any documentation for the origin of the relevant count.
Chromosomes40 (4x). - Alaska-Yukon. - Löve (1954a, an untrustworthy account). See notes below.
GeographyAmerican Beringian: (ALA CAN).
Distribution N = S     E = b     HL = b     AW = b     [ key ]
Parent taxonGlyceria grandis S. Watson
PAF ID344503a
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