Author | L. | |
Distribution | Verified specimens have been seen from Brunswick, Moore, New Hanover, and Randolph counties. Other specimens so named turn out to be E. cyathophora.
Native of Mexico to South America; in N.A. -- NC to FL, TX, and CA. | |
Abundance | Very rare. | |
Habitat | Waste areas, disturbed ground. | |
Phenology | Flowering and fruiting throughout most of the year. | |
Identification | This species is much like E. cyathophora, but bases of the inflorescence leaf-like bracts lack a red or pink blaze; at most they have a pale greenish area. | |
Taxonomic Comments | For decades the name heterophylla was misapplied to the plant that is cyathophora.
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State Rank | SE | |
Global Rank | G5 | |
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USACE-agcp | | |
USACE-emp | | |