Antennaria monocephala subsp. angustata (Greene) Hultén
Publ. & Syn.Antennaria tweedsmuirii Polunin, Bot. Canad. E. Arctic: 357 (1940). Holotype (CAN): Canada: Quebec, Cape Smith, east coast of Hudson Bay, 03. Aug. 1936, leg. N. Polunin 1374.
NotesMale plants are unknown in subsp. angustata; agamospermous. This is the agamospermous parallel to subsp. monocephala (Bayer 2006) and with a much wider range than the sexual race. It reaches from West Chukotka across Alaska and Canada to western Greenland. Bayer (1993, 1996, 2006) assigned a series of eastern Canadian species names in the synonymy of this subspecies, e.g., Antennaria burwellensis, A. congesta, A. fernaldiana, A. hudsonica, A. pygmaea, A. tansleyi, and A. tweedsmuirii.
Chromosomes(1) 56 (8x). - Far East (N), North America (NW). - At least four reports.
(2) 63 (9x). - Far East (N), Canada. - At least three reports.
(3) 70 (10x). - Far East (N), Alaska, Canada (NW). - At least four reports.
(4) >70 74 ca. 80. - Far East (N). - Zhukova and Tikhonova (1973); Zhukova (1982).
(5) 100±20. - Canada (Melville Island). - Mosquin and Hayley (1966).
GeographyAmphi-Beringian - North American (N): RFE ALA CAN GRL.
Distribution N = R     AN = s     C = ?     GW = s     D = S     E = S     CC = s     HL = s     CE = s     CS = r     AW = r     CW = s     [ key ]
Parent taxonAntennaria monocephala DC.
PAF ID860813b
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