Specimen Label Details, UVU Herbarium

Saxifragaceae ¦ Tiarella ¦ Tiarella unifoliata ¦ 01174

Label

Accession No.	01174
Family	Saxifragaceae
Species	Tiarella unifoliata Hook.
Collector Information	J.G. Harris (1609) 23 June 1982
Geography	Canada, British Columbia,
Lat./Long.	52° 0' 0.01" N, 118° 32 ' 0.01" W at 3280 feet (1000 m)
Locality	about 7 km from S of Mica, along Mica Dam road.
Ecology	Cedar-Hemlock forest; rich, dark loam soil

Taxonomy

Synonyms recognized by ITIS (bold taxon is currently accepted):

     Tiarella trifoliata var. unifoliata (Hook.) Kurtz
     Tiarella trifoliata ssp. unifoliata (Hook.) Kern
     Tiarella unifoliata Hook.

Common Name(s): oneleaf foamflower.

Taxonomic Hierarchy: (ITIS TSN=530689, click for more information and references)

        Kingdom: Plantae
            Subkingdom: Tracheobionta
                Division: Magnoliophyta
                    Class: Magnoliopsida
                        Subclass: Rosidae
                            Order: Rosales
                                Family: Saxifragaceae
                                    Genus: Tiarella
                                        Species: Tiarella trifoliata
                                            Variety: Tiarella trifoliata var. unifoliata

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Locale

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Links

Taxon Links for species Tiarella unifoliata Hook.

CalPhotos, Berkeley Digital Library Project

CNPS Manual of California Vegetation Database

USDA Plants database

University of Washington Herbarium: Plants of Washington (images)

Texas A&M University: Image Library (images)

Lady Bird Johnson's Wildflower Center

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External link to this species in the UVU Herbarium:
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