DIVERSITY OF LIFE TOMPKINS COUNTY FLORA
Sedum acreL.
Mitchell NYNYFA TCUSDA NY
accepted no accepted
Goldmoss Stonecrop

Crassulaceae

CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: Dry gravelly or sandy roadsides and waste places, and on rocky banks; scarce. June 20-July. Sparingly escaped from cultivation: near the Nook (D. in C.U. Herb.); Ithaca Falls (D.); roadside by Willow Glen Cemetery, Dryden; Kidders Ferry, rather abund. by the road (D.); gravel pit, Butler village (A.H. Wright & others). N. S. to Ont, southw. to Va. and N.Y. Adventive from Eurasia.


BH SPECIMENS FOR Sedum acre (this list may be incomplete)
 Cayuga Heights, Muenscher yard, 16 Jul 1935, anonymous (BH 248996);
 Ithaca, Cornell University campus, rock garden near Willard Straight, flowers yellow, 8 Jun 1942, Clausen 713 (BH 73175);
 Dryden, Willow Glen Cemetery, grassy roadside, 11 Jul 1914, Wiegand 2423 (BH 23212);

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