Molinia Caerulea (l.) Moench

Molinia caerulea L Moench. Both are distinguished as follows.

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The Plants Database includes the following 1 subspecies of Molinia caerulea.

Molinia caerulea (l.) moench. JONESt 1 Hollowrayne Burton-in-Kendal Carnforth Lancashire LA6 INS UK and t Centrefor Ecology and Hydrology Merlewood Grange-over-Sands Cumbria LAJJ 6JU UK Arundineae. Molinia caerulea L Moench is an accepted name This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Molinia family Poaceae. Images 2 Synonyms 23 References 15 Subordinate Taxa.

Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain. Click below on a thumbnail map or name for subspecies profiles. Morphological plasticity is expressed as variation in overall size in the length and width of leaves and especially in the length width and colour of the panicles Hubbard 1968.

Molinia caerulea L Moench purple moorgrass Subordinate Taxa. Molinia caerulea is a very variable species owing to a combination of phenotypic plasticity and genecological variation. Amblytes caerulea L Dulac.

Molinia caerulea is a very variable species owing to a combination of phenotypic plasticity and genecological variation. They have a self-supporting growth form. Distributions 28 Chromosome Counts 8 Group.

Purple moorgrass has been found in all New England states except New Hampshire in fields roadsides and open areas. Is native in Belgium Lambinon al. The record derives from WCSP data supplied on 2012-03-23 which reports it as an accepted name record 424761 with.

Molinia caerulea L Moench K. Lehmann lower A 19 Authors. PlutoF Taxonomy synonym Common name Source harilik sinihelmikas Estonian.

Recently an additional non-native taxon has been recorded. Seedlings emerged in the middle of March 2008 and were transferred to plant pots 12 12 12 cm 3 that contained nutrient-poor sand of 7 cm thickness covered by a humus layer of 4 cm thickness. The record derives from WCSP which reports it as an accepted name record 424761 with original publication details.

Molinia caerulea L Moench. Molinia caerulea L Moench is an accepted name This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Molinia family Poaceae. Its species and common names refer to the deep blue-purple color of its inflorescence anthers and late-season leaves.

Molinia caerulea L Moench Taxonomic Serial No. 41876 Download Help Molinia caerulea TSN 41876 Taxonomy and Nomenclature Kingdom. PlutoF Taxonomy preferred Identifier Source 5768 PlutoF Taxonomy taxon current Classification Updated at 2019-03-08 kingdom Viridiplantae 1465101 subkingdom Viridiplantae sbk Incertae sedis 1452284 phylum Anthophyta.

Cynodon caeruleus L Raspail. Native Introduced Native and Introduced. Molinia caerulea L Moench Eur Afr W-As Subspecies caerulea is a locally common native species especially in heathlands.

Broadly circumscribed Molinia only counts two species in Eurasia. PlutoF Taxonomy Synonyms Source Molinia caerulea L. Some of its infraspecific taxa are sometimes given specific rank.

It is confined to acidic soils. Molinia caerulea L Moench seeds were collected in the Lüneburger Heide nature reserve NW Germany and transferred to germination dishes in a non-tempered greenhouse in September 2007. An erect compactly tufted perennial grass 15-130 -250 cm high when flowering forming either tussocks or extensive swards.

Molinia caerulea L Moench. The exceedingly variable Molinia caerulea sl. Methodus Plantas Horti Botanici et Agri Marburgensis a staminum situ describendi 183.

Name with Basionym Herbarium Placement. Molinia caerulea Purple Moor Grass is a species of perennial grass in the family True grasses. Full publication details for this name can be found in IPNI.

However species boundaries within Molinia are rather controversial. Morphological plasticity is expressed as variation in overall size in the length and width of leaves and especially in the length width and colour of the panicles Hubbard 1968. They have simple simple leaves.

Wfo-0000880418 Molinia caerulea L Moench Methodus This name is reported by Poaceae as an accepted name in the genus Molinia family Poaceae. Molinia caerulea L Moench This species is accepted and its native range is Europe to Kazakhstan Medit Ethiopia. Individuals can grow to 14 m.

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