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Thieret (1964) documented the first record of Clinopodium gracile for the United States, in Lafayette, Louisiana; the species subsequently spread throughout much of the state and into southern Arkansas (Reese and Thieret 1966, Sundell et al. 1999, Urbatsch et al. 2008). [...] this new Georgia record...

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Published inCastanea Vol. 76; no. 2; p. 187
Main Authors Zomlefer, Wendy B, Giannasi, David E, Denslow, Michael W, Poindexter, Derick B, Ball, Peter
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Huntsville Southern Appalachian Botanical Society 01.06.2011
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Parks & recreation areas
United States > US
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
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Summary:Thieret (1964) documented the first record of Clinopodium gracile for the United States, in Lafayette, Louisiana; the species subsequently spread throughout much of the state and into southern Arkansas (Reese and Thieret 1966, Sundell et al. 1999, Urbatsch et al. 2008). [...] this new Georgia record, the distribution in the United States was limited to two general regions of the Southeast (e.g., see Kartesz 2010): southern Arkansas-Louisiana-southwestern Mississippi (Alford 2001, Urbatsch et al. 2008) and southern Alabama-extreme western panhandle Florida (Burkhalter 1984, Woods et al. 2003, Wunderlin and Hansen 2010).
ISSN:0008-7475
1938-4386