Cornus canadensis L.

• Region

  North America

• Country

  Canada

• State/Province

  Ontario

• County/Municipio

  Algoma Distr.

• Locality

  To the east sde of rt. 548 onSt. Joseph Island, 0.2 mi south from St. Joseph Channel, around 2.4 miles S. of the intersection with rt. 17, and around 20 air miles SE of Sault Saint Marie

• Elevation

  Alt. 183 m. (600 ft.)

• Coordinates

  46.31, -83.9778

• Distribution

  Map all specimens of this taxon

Cornell University, L.H. Bailey Hortorium (BH)
PLANTS OF ONTARIO
Cornus canadensis L.
CORNACEAE
Rhizomatous herb to 6in tall, usually
less, locally abundant. Growing in
moist to wet loam to peat soil among
granite rocks and boulders. With Acer
rubrum, Alnus rugosa, Aralia
nudicaulis, Betula papyrifera,
Chamaedaphne calyculata, Gaultheria
procumbens, Maianthemum canadense,
Pinus strobus, Pteridium aquilinum,
Quercus rubra, Sphagnum sp.,
Trientalis borealis, Typha latifolia and
Vaccinium angustifolium. To the east
side of rt. 548 on St. Joseph Island,
0.2mi south from St. Joseph Channel,
around 2.4 miles S. of the intersection
with rt. 17, and around 20 air miles SE
of Sault Saint Marie. Algoma district.
Elev. around 600ft. 46° 18' 36"N, 83°
58' 40"W.
Coll. Doug Goldman
#2357
15 August, 2002
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