Marbled Wild Ginger (Asarum marmoratum)

Global Rank: G3 - Vulnerable
Legal Status: N/A
Family: Aristolochiaceae
State: CA, OR
Nature Serve ID: 129969
Lifeform: Forb/herb
Date Inducted in National Collection: 12/23/2021

Description:

Where is Marbled Wild Ginger (Asarum marmoratum) located in the wild?

Distribution:

Coast and Cascade Mtns from northern Douglas Co., OR, Del Norte Co., CA. (NatureServe Conservation Status Factors Edition Date: 6/28/1995 NatureServe Conservation Status Factors Edition Authors: Broaddus, Lynn (1991), rev. L. Morse (1995))

States & Provinces:

Marbled Wild Ginger can be found in California, Oregon

Which CPC Partners conserve Marbled Wild Ginger (Asarum marmoratum)?

University of California-Santa Cruz Arboretum & Botanic Garden

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Assigned 12/23/21

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Marbled Wild Ginger (Asarum marmoratum) Characteristics

Nomenclature

Taxon	Asarum marmoratum
Authority	Piper
Family	Aristolochiaceae
CPC Number	449623
ITIS	18360
USDA	ASMA8
Duration	Perennial
Common Names	Marbled Wild Ginger
Associated Scientific Names
Distribution	Coast and Cascade Mtns from northern Douglas Co., OR, Del Norte Co., CA. (NatureServe Conservation Status Factors Edition Date: 6/28/1995 NatureServe Conservation Status Factors Edition Authors: Broaddus, Lynn (1991), rev. L. Morse (1995))

State Rank

State	State Rank
California	S2
Oregon	SNR

Ecological Relationships

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