Acorus gramineus Aiton belongs to the Acoraceae family. Flora of the World contains 3 recorded occurrences of this taxon, distributed across 1 country.
Acorus gramineus, 040250405--China. Hubei. Wuhan Botanical Garden. 16 Apr 07. 202.jpg
Kingdom
Plantae
Phylum
Tracheophyta
Class
Liliopsida
Order
Acorales
Family
Acoraceae
Genus
Acorus
Specific Epithet
gramineus
Authorship
Aiton
Scientific Name ID
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy
4/15/2007
Location
China, Hubei (Wuhan Botanical Garden)
Location Remarks
Moshan, Wuchang, City of Wuhan
Collectors
No collectors specified
4/30/2018
Location
China, Yunnan, Malipo Xian.
22.942222, 104.594444
Location Remarks
Wenshan Zhuangzu-Miaozu-Zizhizhou. Southwest of the city of Malipo and almost exactly midway in a straight line between Nanwenhe-Xiang and Dulong-zhen, near Baishapo, along a tributary of the Tanshan-he (Tanshan River); ca. 10.4 km north of the border with Vietnam. Mixed broadleaved evergreen and deciduous forest with Lauraceae and Fagaceae dominant, with several species of Acer and shrubby understory with abundant colonies of Alpinia. 1250-1350 m.
Collectors
David E. Boufford, Sharon R. Christoph, Christopher Davidson, Xin-Han HUANG, Zhuo ZHOU
Notes
On rocks in dry stream bed adjacent to main stream. Mat forming on rocks; roots tightly adhering to substrate; infructescences green. Larger than Acorus gramineus number 44114 in the same stream.
5/31/2012
Location
China, Zhejiang, Hangzhou (Lin'an)
30.323917, 119.448611
Location Remarks
TianMu Shan National Nature Reserve. West TianMuShan. ZhaoXiXiang, NingAn City. Roadside and trail through deciduous forest just north of Fu Yu Resort. 379 m elev.
Collectors
Christopher Davidson, Fu Cheng Xin, Qiuyun (Jenny) Xiang, Sharon R. Christoph, David E. Boufford
Notes
Rooted in mud around a rock in the stream.
