Hexastylis finzelii

Characteristics
Angiosperms (Dicots)
Hexastylis finzelii B.R. Keener
Finzel's Wild Ginger
Herb
Perennial
Vascular
<p><strong>Finzel's Wild Ginger</strong> (<em><strong>Hexastylis finzelii</strong></em>) is named after <strong>Brian Finzel</strong> (<em>1971-</em>) who, in <strong>2019</strong> on a routine photography hike, discovered the first population of what was determined to be a decidedly new species to science.&nbsp; It is currently only known from two populations in <strong>Marshall County</strong> and thus one of Alabama's rarest endemic species.--<em>B.R. Keener</em></p>
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Native Endemic
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Classification
Piperales
Hexastylis finzelii B.R. Keener - Finzel's Wild Ginger
Citation
<a href=https://journals.brit.org/jbrit/article/view/999/977>Hexastylis finzelii B.R. Keener, J. Bot. Res. Inst. Texas 14(2): 161. 2020.</a>
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USA: ALABAMA: Marshall Co.: [redacted], 11 Apr 2019, B.R. Keener 11,076 with Brian Finzel (holotype: UWAL; isotypes: AMAL, APSC, AUA, BRIT, MO, NCU, TROY, UNA, US).
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Specimens and Distribution

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