Silene taimyrensis, or Taimyr catchfly, is a herbaceous perennial in the family Caryophyllaceae. It is native to the Yukon and British Columbia in Canada and to Alaska. It is found to an elevation of a 1500 meters, growing in exposed subalpine to alpine locations with poor, rocky to sandy soils. It grows to a height of 40 cm in its native habitat and to twice that height as a garden plant; it has small, white to light pink flowers that grow in terminal clusters. S. taimyrensis is known in the fossil record from the Late Pleistocene.
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| - Silene taimyrensis, or Taimyr catchfly, is a herbaceous perennial in the family Caryophyllaceae. It is native to the Yukon and British Columbia in Canada and to Alaska. It is found to an elevation of a 1500 meters, growing in exposed subalpine to alpine locations with poor, rocky to sandy soils. It grows to a height of 40 cm in its native habitat and to twice that height as a garden plant; it has small, white to light pink flowers that grow in terminal clusters. S. taimyrensis is known in the fossil record from the Late Pleistocene. (en)
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*Gastrolychnis triflora subsp. dawsonii (en)
- ( J.P.Anderson)
*Lychnis taimyrensis (en)
- ( Petrovsky)
*Gastrolychnis taimyrensis (en)
- ( Polunin)
*Lychnis triflora var. dawsonii (en)
- ( Á.Löve & D.Löve)
*Lychnis dawsonii (en)
- (A.E.Porsild)
*Melandrium taimyrense (en)
- (B.L.Rob.)
*Melandrium ostenfeldii (en)
- (Tolm.) (en)
- *Gastrolychnis ostenfeldii (en)
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| - Silene taimyrensis, or Taimyr catchfly, is a herbaceous perennial in the family Caryophyllaceae. It is native to the Yukon and British Columbia in Canada and to Alaska. It is found to an elevation of a 1500 meters, growing in exposed subalpine to alpine locations with poor, rocky to sandy soils. It grows to a height of 40 cm in its native habitat and to twice that height as a garden plant; it has small, white to light pink flowers that grow in terminal clusters. S. taimyrensis is known in the fossil record from the Late Pleistocene. (en)
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