Characteristics
Dicots
Calycocarpum lyonii (Pursh) A. Gray
Cupseed; Lyons Cupseed
vine - liana
7
**
Native
AGCP (FACW), EMP (FACW) (NWPL)
TN[SNR] KY[S4?] (State Rank)
G5 (Global Rank)
Armaments
No
Base Flower Color
Green; White
Duration
Perennial
Fruit Complexity
Simple
Fruit Dehiscence
No
Fruit Type
Drupe
Fruit Wet/Dry
Wet
General Ecology
Terrestrial
Growth Habit
vine - liana
Leaf Arrangement
alternate
Leaf Complexity
simple
Leaf Dissection
0
Leaf Duration
deciduous
Leaf Fragrance
No
Leaf Petiole Type
petiolate
Leaf Type
broadleaf
Leaf Venation
palmate
Leaflet Margins
entire; lobed
Leaflet Number
0
Moisture Requirements
Mesic; Hydric
Natural Area Presence
PCSF; DRU; GILES; LC
Ovary Position
Superior
Overall Flower Symmetry
Actinomorphic
Parent Rock
Calcareous; Chert; Limestone; Sandstone
Pistil Complexity
Simple
Sepal Number
6
Soil Composition
Mineral
Soil pH
Acidic; Alkaline; Circumneutral
Stamen Number
Greater than perianth
Tepal Number
6
Unconsolidated Rock
Yes
Unconsolidated Size Class
Silt
Woody Herbaceous
Woody
Classification
Ranunculales
Calycocarpum lyonii (Pursh) A. Gray - Cupseed; Lyons Cupseed
Species Distribution Map
This species has been reported in the counties highlighted in the interactive distribution map below. Click on a county to display its name.
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Ecoregions
Southeastern Plains
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Blackland Prarie
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ridge and Valley
Cumberland Plateau
Cumberland Mountains
Allegheny Plateau
Interior Plateau
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Bluegrass Region
Nashville Basin
Pennyroyal Karst Plain
Western Highland Rim
Eastern Highland Rim
Interior River Valleys and Hills
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Shawnee / Caseyville Hills
Mississippi Alluvial Plain
Mississippi Valley Loess Plains
Synonyms
Specimens and Distribution
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