Uvularia grandiflora
| Herbarium |
Rhodes College Herbarium (SWMT)
Herbarium's Specimen Details Page |
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| Family Name | Colchicaceae |
| Currently Accepted Name | Uvularia grandiflora Sm. |
| Herbarium Name Used | Uvularia grandiflora |
| Locality | United States. Tennessee, Shelby: Memphis, Overton Park, along main trail. |
| Description | Clump-forming, erect plant that grows to 2' tall and features 1.5 long, pendulous, somewhat bell-shaped, yellow flowers with six, partially twisted tepals (petal and sepal look-alikes) and lance-shaped, perfoliate (leaf base encircles the stem), partially twisted, bright green leaves. Plant has overall droopy appearance. Occurs in the wild typically in rich woodlands, on wooded slopes and in alluvial valleys. |
| Habitat | Clump-forming, erect plant that grows to 2' tall and features 1.5 long, pendulous, somewhat bell-shaped, yellow flowers with six, partially twisted tepals (petal and sepal look-alikes) and lance-shaped, perfoliate (leaf base encircles the stem), partially twisted, bright green leaves. Plant has overall droopy appearance. Occurs in the wild typically in rich woodlands, on wooded slopes and in alluvial valleys. |
| Reproductive State | |
| Specimen Notes | |
| Collector | A. DeGenova &R. Jabaily &E. Johnson &A. Gardner 90 |
| Collection Date | 11 June 2013 |
| Accession Number | SWMT05036 |
| Plant Atlas Link | Plant Atlas Citation |