Common Name:
HOARY PUCCOON
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Coefficient of Conservatism:
10
Coefficient of Wetness:
5
Wetness Index:
UPL
Physiognomy:
Nt P-Forb
Ann Arbor Natural Area Preservation
Sandy prairie remnants; openings in oak and jack pine savanna; edges of forests, roads, and railroads.
The texture of the pubescence is sufficiently different from that of L. caroliniense to enable an experienced person to separate the two by merely “petting” the foliage; that of L. caroliniense is decidedly rough. The flower color tends to be deeper (more orange) in L. canescens. Both this species and L. caroliniense (as well as some others) have a pigment in their sap, especially in the sturdy taproot, which yields a strong purple-red dye.
Locations
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Allegan County
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Barry County
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Berrien County
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Branch County
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Calhoun County
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Cass County
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Clinton County
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Crawford County
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Eaton County
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Hillsdale County
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Ingham County
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Ionia County
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Jackson County
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Kalamazoo County
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Kent County
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Lake County
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Lenawee County
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Livingston County
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Manistee County
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Mason County
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Mecosta County
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Menominee County
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Newaygo County
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Oakland County
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Oceana County
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Oscoda County
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Ottawa County
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Roscommon County
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St. Clair County
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St. Joseph County
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Tuscola County
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Van Buren County
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Washtenaw County
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Citation:
MICHIGAN FLORA ONLINE. A. A. Reznicek, E. G. Voss, & B. S. Walters. February 2011. University of Michigan. Web. May 23, 2018. https://michiganflora.net/species.aspx?id=577.