Streptopus curvipes Vail

  • Filed As

    Liliaceae
    Streptopus curvipes Vail ( paratype )

  • Collector(s)

    Mrs. W. L. Palmer s.n., Jul 1897

  • Location

    Canada. British Columbia. Glacier.

  • Description

    [See protologue attached to this sheet.]. Phenology of specimen: Flower.

  • Identifiers

    NY Barcode: 259475

    Occurrence ID: aa45a1d2-9f88-4dd8-a905-cc69b6ec34f2

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  • Region

    North America

  • Country

    Canada

  • State/Province

    British Columbia

  • Locality

    Glacier

  • Elevation

    Alt. 1256.4 m. (4122 ft.)

  • Distribution

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Streptopus curvipes Vail sp. nov.
Simple, glabrous, except the margins of the leaves and the
peduncles. Stems 1—3 dm. high, from a slender rootstock cov-
ered with few fibrous rootlets : leaves sessile, oval or oblong-
lanceolate, 3—8 cm. long, acuminate at the apex, rounded and
, slightly clasping at the base, 3-5-nerved, the margins finely gland-
ular-ciliate : flowers 3-5, solitary: peduncles not geniculate, 5—15
, mm. long, glandular-pubescent: flowers pale purple or rose-
colored : perianth-segments lanceolate, 5~7 mm. long, minutely
I glandular-pubescent on the inner surface: anthers 2-beaked;
beaks slender, about half the length of the anther: style 3-cleft,
the spreading branches stigmatic along the inner side : berry glo-
j bose, when mature brick red, 7-9 mm. in diameter : seeds clavate,
j 3—4 mm. long, with many cross-striate ridges.
Differs from Streptopus roseus in its simple habit and the non-
i geniculate and much shorter peduncles. The beaks of the anthers
seem to be a trifle longer than in S. roseus. It is closely related to
j Sibrevipes Baker, but is larger and coarser in every respect. The
i flowers of the latter species are not known.
British Columbia : Asulkan Pass, alt. 4400 ft., June to July,
! l&97> Mrs. Zo'e W. Palmer (type) ; Glacier, alt. 4.122 ft.. June to
July, 189Mrs. Zo 'e W. Palmer; Glacier, June, 1897, Mr. &
L Mrs. Cornelius Van Brunt.
Alaska : Juneau, along the mountain side, July 24, 1891, Miss
I Grace E. Cooley; Yes Bay, July 10, 1895, Thomas Howell, 1664.
(all in Herb. N. Y. Botanical Garden or Columbia University);
| Ferd. Bishoff.
[ Oregon : E. Hall, ¿21.
Washington: Skamania Co., Aug., 1886, Suksdorf; Mt.
j Adams, 3-400 ft., Suksdorf, June, 1879, J- Howell (the last
I five specimens in Herb. Gray).
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Type
Collectors:	Z.W.Palmer,
jlype Status	holotype NY
	
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