Narrowleaf Morning-glory (Ipomoea shumardiana)

Global Rank: G2 - Imperiled
Legal Status: N/A
Family: Convolvulaceae
State: KS, OK, TX
Nature Serve ID: 155508
Lifeform: Vine, Forb/herb
Date Inducted in National Collection:

Description:

Where is Narrowleaf Morning-glory (Ipomoea shumardiana) located in the wild?

Habitat:

Grassland; Plains and prairies. Sandy or dry clay prairies.

Distribution:

Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas (Kartesz unpublished data 1995). In Texas, found from Red River (Cooke County) south to Edwards Plateau (Correll and Johnston 1970). Endemic to southern Great Plains.

States & Provinces:

Narrowleaf Morning-glory can be found in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas

Which CPC Partners conserve Narrowleaf Morning-glory (Ipomoea shumardiana)?

Botanical Research Institute of Texas / Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Not Sponsored

Assigned 06/09/17

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Conservation Actions

Nature Serve Biotics

05/02/2017

Rare throughout range in southern Great Plains.

Kim Taylor

01/01/2010

Estimated 21-80 populations. Nine county reports from Oklahoma and two from Kansas (Great Plains Flora Atlas 1977).