western germander

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Teucrium canadense var. occidentale


Taxonomy

Family:

Lamiaceae (mint)

 

Subfamily:

Ajugoideae

Parent

American germander (Teucrium canadense)


Nativity

Native

Status

 

Habitat

Moist to wet. Woods, prairies.

Flowering

July to August

Flower Color

Pink to purple

Height

12 to 40, but usually 24 or less


Identification

The leaves have straight and spreading hairs on the lower surface. Many of the hairs, especially in the inflorescence, are gland-tipped.

The flowers are not hooded.

 
Similar
Species

American germander (Teucrium canadense var. canadense) leaves have curled or crooked hairs on the lower leaf surface. None of the hairs, even in the inflorescence, are gland-tipped.


Range Range Map   Sources: 3, 4, 7.
 
Sightings

 

Pankratz Memorial Prairie
North Unit


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Synonyms

Teucrium boreale

Teucrium canadense var. boreale

Teucrium canadense ssp. occidentale

Teucrium canadense ssp. viscidum

Teucrium occidentale

Teucrium occidentale var. boreale

 
Common
Names

American germander

western germander

wood sage


 

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