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Collection Holdings native to Inner Mongolia:

Acoraceae

  • Acorus calamus - Asia, N. America
  • Acorus gramineus - E. Himalaya to Japan and Philippines

Caryophyllaceae

    Subfamily Caryophylloideae
    Tribe Sileneae

    • Silene baccifera - Eurasia

    Ceratophyllaceae

    • Ceratophyllum demersum - cosmopolitan, native to all continents except Antarctica.

    Droseraceae

    • Aldrovanda vesiculosa - Darwin, Australia W/C

    Ephedraceae

    • Ephedra intermedia - W. Asia - Iran, Turkestan, to the Himalayas and China

    Equisetaceae

    • Equisetum hyemale - eastern North America
    • Equisetum ramosissimum - warm-temperate to tropical, nearly cosmopolitan

    Juncaginaceae

    • Triglochin maritima - Temp. Northern Hemisphere, S. South America W/C

    Lentibulariaceae

    • Utricularia vulgaris subsp. macrorhiza - Siberia to Russian Far East and N. China, N. Japan, N. America W/C

    Lygodiaceae

    • Lygodium japonicum - Japan, to the Himalayas, to Northern Australia

    Schisandraceae

    • Schisandra chinensis - Russian Far East to N. China and C. Japan

    Solanaceae

      Subfamily Solanoideae
      Tribe Lycieae

      • Lycium barbarum - temperate China

      Typhaceae

      • Typha laxmannii - SE. Europe to Japan
      • Typha orientalis - Mongolia to Philippines, Australasia
      The EEB Greenhouses are currently cultivating 15 accessions native to Inner Mongolia

      W/C = Wild Collected
      = indicates flowering in past 14 days
      = images available for this accession
      = map available for this accession
      = accession added within past 90 days

      data regenerated on Sun, 15 Jul 2018 10:30:13 -0400

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