Limonium carolinianum (Walter) Britton

BOTANICAL
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Cornell University, L.H. Bailey Hortorium (BH)
PLANTS OF NEW JERSEY
Limonium carolininanum (Walt.)
Britt.
PLUMBAGINACEAE
Plant with elongate, spatulate leaves to
lOin long, a woody rhizome or caudex,
inflorescences to 18in tall, and white to
pale blue flowers. Locally common.
Growing in a salt marsh along a roadwith
Aster subulatus, Atriplex patula,
Baccharis halimifolia, Chenopodium
ambrosioides, C. berlandieri, Distichlis
spicata, Iva frutescens, Kochia
scoparia, Phragmites communis,
Salicomia europaea, Solidago
sempervirens, Spartina altemiflora,
Suaeda americana, S. linearis, and S.
americana X S. linearis. Moore’s Beach,
about 1-mi S. of the intersection with NJ
rt. 47 along Moore’s Beach Rd.,
Cumberland Co. 39° 11 ’ 30”N,
74°57’01”W. UTM 18 504302E,
4337832N.
Coll. Doug Goldman, with Mac
Alford, Steve Glenn, Gerry Moore, Ernie
Schuyler, and a botany field trip group.
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29 September, 2001
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