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SPECIES: Purshia tridentata | Antelope Bitterbrush

ABBREVIATION
SYNONYMS
NRCS PLANT CODE
COMMON NAMES
TAXONOMY
LIFE FORM
FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS
OTHER STATUS
AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION

SYNONYMS:

Purshia tridentata (Pursh) de Canolle [232]

COMMON NAMES:

antelope bitterbrush
bitterbrush
antelope bush
buckbrush
deerbrush
quininebrush

The scientific name of antelope bitterbrush is Purshia tridentata (Pursh) DC (Rosaceae) [185]. Antelope bitterbrush hybridizes readily with Stansbury cliffrose (P. mexicana var. stansburiana) and desert bitterbrush (P. glandulosa) [62,156,214].

LIFE FORM:

Shrub

FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS:

No special status

OTHER STATUS:

No entry

AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION:

Zlatnik, Elena. (1999, January). Purshia tridentata. In: Remainder of Citation

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