Heuchera missouriensis Rosend.

Missouri Alumroot

Herb

Perennial

Vascular

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<p><strong>Folk and Freudenstein</strong> <strong>(2015)</strong> concluded the Alabama material once considered to be<em><strong> H. parviflora&nbsp;</strong></em><strong>Bartl</strong>.&nbsp;was identifiable with<em><strong> H. missouriensis </strong></em><strong>Rosend.&nbsp; </strong>These findings excluded<strong> <em>H</em></strong><em><strong>euchera parviflora </strong></em><strong>var</strong><em><strong>. parviflora</strong></em> and <strong>var.</strong> <em><strong>puberula</strong></em>&nbsp;<strong>(Mack. &amp; Bush) E.F. Wells</strong> [<strong>=<em>H</em>. <em>puberula</em></strong> <strong>Mack. &amp; Bush</strong>) from the Alabama flora (at least for now).&nbsp; Any material below identified as <strong><em>H</em></strong><em><strong>euchera parviflora</strong></em>&nbsp;should be reevaluated and annotated accordingly.<strong>--B.R. Keener</strong></p>

Native

Folk, R.A. and J.V. Freudenstein. 2015. Sky islands in the eastern U.S.A.?--Strong phylogenetic structure in the Heuchera parviflora group (Saxifragaceae). Taxon 64(2): 254-271.