Re: Aster tenebrosus = Aster divaricatus

>     I am aware of that this question might be a  little off track, but
>does anyone know if there is an aster species with this  name. I have
>eveidently seen it in some book once, but can't remember where.  Would be
>glad if you could tell me from which part of the US it  comes.

According to the Manual of Vascular Plants of Northeastern United States
and Adjacent Canada, by Gleason and Cronquist,  Aster tenebrosus is
synonymous with Aster divaricatus and is native  "n. N.H. to n. Ga. and e.
Ala, w to s. N.Y. and S. Ontario."


Don Martinson
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
d*@post.its.mcw.edu

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