Lysimachia latifolia (Hook.) Cholewa belongs to the Primulaceae family. Flora of the World contains 2 recorded occurrences of this taxon, distributed across 1 country.

No collection number

June 14, 2006

Location

United States, Washington, Grays Harbor

47.466111, -123.846111

Location Remarks

Quinault Rain Forest, trails in the coniferous forest southeast of Lake Quinault Lodge.

Collectors

No collectors specified

C. Davidson 13811

July 8, 2018

Location

United States, Idaho, Benewah

47.3545, -116.376944

Location Remarks

Reeds Gulch Rd. to FSR 550, to the N of Calder-Avery Rd. (=NF 50). 9.8 km toward Baldy Peak. Elev. 1238 m.

Collectors

Christopher Davidson, Sharon R. Christoph

Notes

Doug fir/Libocedrus forest above a small stream. Shady in the forest.

Classification

Kingdom

Plantae

Phylum

Tracheophyta

Class

Magnoliopsida

Order

Ericales

Family

Primulaceae

Genus

Lysimachia

Specific Epithet

latifolia

Authorship

(Hook.) Cholewa

Taxonomic Opinions

GBIF WFO POWO

Conservation (EDGE)

What is EDGE?

Evolutionary distinctiveness

Lower

ED 2.4

Part of a well-represented branch of the plant tree of life, with many close relatives.

Threat status

Predicted not threatened

Modelled estimate

EDGE score

0.2

Global rank

#196,393 of 335,497

Top 59%

Extinction probability

Source: Flowering plants EDGE assessment →

No collection number

June 14, 2006

Location

United States, Washington, Grays Harbor

47.466111, -123.846111

Location Remarks

Quinault Rain Forest, trails in the coniferous forest southeast of Lake Quinault Lodge.

Collectors

No collectors specified

C. Davidson 13811

July 8, 2018

Location

United States, Idaho, Benewah

47.3545, -116.376944

Location Remarks

Reeds Gulch Rd. to FSR 550, to the N of Calder-Avery Rd. (=NF 50). 9.8 km toward Baldy Peak. Elev. 1238 m.

Collectors

Christopher Davidson, Sharon R. Christoph

Notes

Doug fir/Libocedrus forest above a small stream. Shady in the forest.