APPENDICES APPENDIX D. Master Species List of Plants Occurring in Sampled Wetlands D-1
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1 APPENDIX D Master Species List of Plants Occurring in Sampled Wetlands D-1
2 TREE Acer rubrum... red maple... native... FAC Acer saccharinum... silver maple... native... FACW Carpinus caroliniana... hornbeam... native... FAC Fagus grandifolia... American beech... native... FACU Fraxinus americana var. americana... white ash... native... FACU Fraxinus nigra... black ash... native... FACW Liriodendron tulipifera... tuliptree... native... FACU Nyssa sylvatica... black-gum... native... FAC Platanus occidentalis... sycamore... native... FACW Prunus serotina... wild black cherry... native... FACU Salix sp.... willow Salix nigra... black willow... native... FACW+ Ulmus americana... American elm... native... FACW SHRUB Alnus sp.... alder Alnus incana... speckled alder... native... FACW+ Berberis thunbergii... Japanese barberry... introduced... FACU Euonymus alatus... winged euonymus... introduced... NL Ligustrum vulgare... common privet... introduced... FACU Lindera benzoin... spicebush... native... FACW Lonicera sp.... honeysuckle... introduced... Rosa multiflora... multiflora rose... introduced... FACU Rubus sp.... bramble Rubus phoenicolasius... wineberry... introduced... NL Sambucus canadensis... American elder... native... FACW Viburnum sp.... viburnum Viburnum dentatum... southern arrow-wood... native... FAC VINE Celastrus orbiculatus... Oriental bittersweet... introduced... NL Cuscuta gronovii... dodder Lonicera japonica... Japanese honeysuckle... introduced... FAC Toxicodendron radicans... poison-ivy... native... FAC Vitis sp.... grape vine D-2
3 HERBACEOUS Acorus calamus... sweetflag... introduced... OBL Alisma plantago-aquatica... southern water-plantain... native... OBL Alliaria petiolata... garlic-mustard... introduced... FACU Andropogon virginicus... broom-sedge... native... FACU Apocynum sp... dogbane... native... Arisaema triphyllum... Jack-in-the-pulpit... native... FACW Asclepias incarnata ssp. incarnata... swamp milkweed... native... OBL Aster sp.... aster Aster puniceus... purple-stemmed aster... native... OBL Bidens sp.... beggar-ticks Boehmeria cylindrica... bog-hemp... native... FACW+ Carex sp.... sedge... native... Carex lurida... sedge... native... OBL Carex stricta... tussock sedge... native... OBL Chelone glabra... turtlehead... native... OBL Chrysosplenium americanum... golden saxifrage... native... OBL Cirsium sp.... thistle Cirsium arvense... Canada thistle... introduced... FACU Conium maculatum... poison hemlock... introduced... FACW Cyperus sp.... umbrella-sedge Daucus carota... Queen-Anne s-lace... introduced... NL Duchesnea indica... Indian strawberry... introduced... FACU Echinochloa crusgalli... barnyard grass... introduced... FACU Eclipta prostata... yerba-de-tajo... native... FAC Eleocharis sp.... spike-rush... native... Epilobium coloratum... purple-leaved willow-herb... native... OBL Eupatorium fistulosum... Joe-pye-weed... native... FACW Euthamia graminifolia... grass-leaved goldenrod... native... FAC Galium sp... bedstraw Glyceria striata... fowl mannagrass... native... OBL Hedera helix... English ivy... introduced... NL Hemerocallis sp.... daylily... introduced... Heteranthera reniformis... mud-plantain... native... OBL Hibiscus moscheutos... rose-mallow... native... OBL D-3
4 Hosta sp... hosta... introduced... Hypericum mutilum... dwarf St.-John s-wort... native... FACW Hypericum sp.... St.-John s-wort Impatiens capensis... jewelweed... native... FACW Iris sp.... iris Juncus effusus... soft rush... native... FACW+ Laportea canadensis... wood-nettle... native... FACW Leersia oryzoides... rice cutgrass... native... OBL Lobelia cardinalis... cardinal-flower... native... FACW+ Lobelia siphilitica... great lobelia... native... FACW+ Ludwigia alternifolia... false loosestrife... native... FACW+ Ludwigia palustris... marsh-purslane... introduced... OBL Ludwigia peploides... primrose-willow... native... OBL Lycopus sp.... water-horehound Lysimachia nummularia... creeping-charlie... introduced... OBL Mentha arvensis... field mint... native... FACW Microstegium vimineum... stilt grass... introduced... FAC Mimulus ringens... Allegheny monkey-flower... native... OBL Myosotis scorpioides... forget-me-not... introduced... OBL Nasturtium officinale... watercress... introduced... OBL Onoclea sensibilis... sensitive fern... native... FACW Osmunda cinnamomea... cinnamon fern... native... FACW Pachysandra sp.... Japanese spurge... introduced... Panicum clandestinum... deer-tongue grass... native... FAC+ Paspalum sp.... beadgrass Phalaris arundinacea... reed canary-grass... native... FACW+ Phragmites australis... common reed... native... FACW Pilea pumila... clearweed... native... FACW Plantago lanceolata... English plantain... introduced... NL Polygonum sp.... smartweed Polygonum arifolium... halberd-leaved tearthumb... native... OBL Polygonum caespitosum... smartweed... introduced... FACU Polygonum cuspidatum... Japanese knotweed... introduced... FACU Polygonum hydropiperoides... mild water-pepper... native... OBL Polygonum persicaria... lady s-thumb... introduced... FACW D-4
5 Polygonum sagittatum... arrow-leaved tearthumb... native... OBL Polygonum virginianum... jumpseed... native... FAC Primula sp.... primrose... introduced... Pycnanthemum sp.... mountain-mint... native... Rumex crispus... curly dock... introduced... FACU Sagittaria latifolia... arrowhead... native... OBL Scirpus sp.... bulrush... native... Scirpus atrovirens... black bulrush... native... OBL Setaria pumila... yellow foxtail... introduced... FAC Silphium perfoliatum... cup-plant... introduced... FACU Solanum dulcamara... trailing nightshade... introduced... FAC Solidago sp... goldenrod... native... Solidago canadensis var. hargeri... Canada goldenrod... native... FACU Solidago patula... spreading goldenrod... native... OBL Solidago uliginosa... bog goldenrod... native... OBL Sparganium sp.... bur-reed... native... Symplocarpus foetidus... skunk-cabbage... native... OBL Thelypteris noveboracensis... New York fern... native... FAC Typha latifolia... common cat-tail... native... OBL Verbena hastata... blue vervain... native... FACW+ Vernonia noveboracensis... New York ironweed... native... FACW+ Viola sp.... violet D-5
6 D-6
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