Anemone lithophila Rydb.
Publ. & Syn.Rydb., Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 29: 152 (1902). Holotype (NY): U.S.A.: Montana, Little Belt Mountain, nine miles from Barter, 1896, leg. J.H. Flodman 459. - Anemone drummondii var. lithophila (Rydb.) C.L. Hitchc., Vasc. Pl. Pacific Northwest 2: 325 (1964).
NotesAnemone drummondii S. Watson, Bot. California 2: 424 (1880), was described from California (U.S.A.), is amphi-Pacific, and is hexaploid: ***48 (6x)***. - Heimburger (1959, 1961, 1962). The name A. drummondii subsp. heimburgeri Á. Löve & D. Löve has been misapplied for A. lithophila, see A. multiceps.
       Elven and Murray: Differences in shape and pubescence characters are reported between the Californian A. drummondii s. str. and the Cordilleran A. lithophila. Californian and Cordilleran (incl. Alaskan) plants are morphologically distinctly different. They are also reported with different chromosome numbers (but opposite to what was reported by Dutton et al. 1997) and seem to be allopatric.
Chromosomes32 (4x). - Alaska. - Heimburger (1959, unpubl.); Boraiah and Heimburger (1964).
GeographyCordilleran: ALA CAN.
Distribution N = R     AN = f     E = R     CC = r     AW = s     [ key ]
Parent taxonAnemone L.
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Panarctic Flora Editor-in-Chief: Reidar Elven (Natural History Museum, University of Oslo)
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