Family: Asteraceae
Group: Dicot
Perennation:
Perennial
Habit:
Shrub
Substrate:
Terrestrial
Native Status:
Native
Preliminary IRC Status:
Rare
Native Range:
Endemic to the Commonwealth of the Bahamas (accepted as endemic by Freid et al. 2014).
Map of Locations [currently Florida only]
History in the Bahamas:
In open, rocky coppices and pinelands; northwestern and central archipelago (Correll & Correll, 1982).
Comments:
For an image of a type specimen collected on Andros by John I. Northrop and Alice R. Northrop in 1890, visit the
New York Botanical Garden Virtual Herbairum.
Synonyms:
Eupatorium bahamense.
