Saussurea triangulata Trautv. & C.A. Mey.
Publ. & Syn.Trautv. & C.A. Mey. in Middend., Reise Sibir. 1, 2, 3: 58 (1856). Holotype (LE): Russian Far East: the Khabarovsk area, "in insula Aesae", 03. Aug. 1844, leg. A. Middendorff 965 and 1513.
NotesParker, Murray, and Elven: The otherwise eastern Asian species Saussurea triangulata has recently been found in the Borderline Arctic in the Waring Mountains in western Alaska. It belongs to a different group from the other species that reach the Arctic. Keil (2006) reported it from Chukotka but Barkalov (1992) only mapped occurrence north to the southern Okhotsk Sea coast, leaving a huge gap of nearly 5000 km to the Alaskan localities.
Chromosomes(1) ca. 36 (4x, x = 9?). - Siberia (Yakutia). - Sokolovskaya and Strelkova (1960).
(2) 48 (6x, x = 8). - Far East (N). - At least five reports.
(3) 52 54 (6x, x = 9?. 4x, x = 13?). - Siberia (N). - Krogulevich (1976a); Krogulevich and Rostovtseva (1984).
GeographyAsian (E) & American Beringian: (ALA).
Distribution N = R     E = b     AW = b     [ key ]
Parent taxonSaussurea DC.
PAF ID863208
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