Group: Monocot Rank: species Kind: Name of a new Taxon Herbarium Placement: Lehmann, lower, C, 38

Authors:

Aiton, William

Published In: Hortus Kewensis; or, a catalogue . . . 3: 422. 1789. (Hort. Kew.)
Higher Taxa:     Taxonomy Browser
Concept: Andean Bryophytes Bolivia Checklist Catalogue of New World Grasses Ecuador Catalogue Flora Mesoamericana Madagascar Catalogue Manual de Plantas de Costa Rica Moss Flora of China Peru Checklist Philippine Bryophytes System    details

• class:  Equisetopsida C. Agardh
• subclass:  Magnoliidae Novák ex Takht.
• superorder:  Lilianae Takht.
• order:  Liliales Perleb
• family:  !!Melanthiaceae Batsch
• genus:  !!Veratrum L.

Other names for this basionym:

Helonias viridis (Aiton) Ker Gawl.

Projects: IPCN , VPA

Common Names:

• "ᎠᏍᏋᏁᏓ asgwvneda" (Cherokee, United States)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Ax̱wsuli (Kwakiutl, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• False hellebore (English, Canada)
  • Canada Weed Committee. 1969. Comm. bot. nam. weeds Canada 1–67.
• Green false hellebore (English, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • No References available
• Gwaayk’yaa (Haida, United States)
  • Turner, N. 2014. Ancient Pathways, Ancestral Knowledge. Ethnobotany and Ecological Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples of Northwestern North America. McGill-Queen’s University Press., Montreal.
• Hˈàux̄wsuli (Haisla, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Compton, B. D. 1993. Upper North Wakashan and Southern Tsimshian ethnobotany. PhD. Thesis. University of British Columbia.
• Hˈàux̄wsuli (Haisla and Hanaksiala, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Hú'łns (Kitasoo, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Hú'łns (Kitasoo, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Compton, B. D. 1993. Upper North Wakashan and Southern Tsimshian ethnobotany. PhD. Thesis. University of British Columbia.
• Malgwasxw (referring to the root) (Gitksan, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Malgwasxw (referring to the root) (Gitksan, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Smith, H. I. 1997. Ethnobotany of the Gitksan Indians of British Columbia. University of Ottawa Press., Ottawa.
• Putsq' (Nuxalk, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Nater, H. F. 1990. A Concise Nuxalk-English Dictionary. Canadian Museum of Civilization, Canadian Ethnology Service.
• Putsq' (Nuxalk, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• qʷn-éłp (Nlaka'pamux, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Turner, N. 2014. Ancient Pathways, Ancestral Knowledge. Ethnobotany and Ecological Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples of Northwestern North America. McGill-Queen’s University Press., Montreal.
• qʷn-éłp (Nlaka'pamux, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• qʷn-éłp (Nlaka'pamux, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Turner, N. J. 1987. General Plant Categories in Thompson and Lillooet, two interior Salish Languages of British Columbia. J. Ethnobiol. 7(1): 55–82.
• Sǥantsiks (referring to the leaves) (Gitksan, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Sǥantsiks (referring to the leaves) (Gitksan, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • No References available
• Sǥantsiks (referring to the leaves) (Gitksan, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Smith, H. I. 1997. Ethnobotany of the Gitksan Indians of British Columbia. University of Ottawa Press., Ottawa.
• Sqɛdlse (Salish, United States)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.
• Sqɛdlse (Salish, United States)
  • Stubbs, R. D. 1966. An investigation of the edible and medicinal plants used by the Flathead Indians. MA. Thesis. University of Montana.
• Whulhdulh (Dakelh, Southern, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Hebda, R. J., N. Turner, S. Birchwater, M. Kay & Ulkatcho Elders. 1996. Ulkatcho Food and Medicine Plants. Anahim Lake: Ulkatcho Indian Band.
• Whulhdulh (Dakelh, Southern, United States, Pacific Northwest)
  • Moerman, D. E. 2009. Native American medicinal plants: An ethnobotanical dictionary Timber Press.

Keywords: FNA