Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (219).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (231).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (227).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (220).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (233).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (232).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (228).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (221).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (222).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (230).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (226).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (234).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (235).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (223).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (224).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (229).JPG
Corydalis, Boufford, D 43627--China. Sichuan. LiXian. MiYaLuo. 9 May 2014. DSC04513 (225).JPG
Native to China North-Central, China South-Central (source: POWO). Flora of the World documents 1 occurrence across 1 country.
Distribution from Plants of the World Online (POWO). View the accepted name on POWO
Location
China, Sichuan, Ngawa (Heishui, Heishui County)
32.103056, 102.811111
Location Remarks
Heishui Xian. W of the city of Heishui on provincial road S302 near Shashiduo Xiang. Along stream at base of mixed forest of Acer (3 species), Betula, Abies, Picea, Sorbus, Salix, Taxus, with Hippophaë immediately along stream and mixed shrub understory and rich herb layer; soil dark and moist. 2675 m elev.
Collectors
David E. Boufford, Sharon R. Christoph, Christopher Davidson, Yun-Dong Gao, Qiuyun (Jenny) Xiang
Notes
Margin of forest. A single large plant divided to make five specimens and one smaller plant; flowers yellow, tubular portion pale yellow.
What is EDGE?
Evolutionary distinctiveness
Lower
ED 1.0
Part of a well-represented branch of the plant tree of life, with many close relatives.
Threat status
Modelled estimate
EDGE score
0.1
Global rank
#260,574 of 335,497
Top 78%
Extinction probability
11%
