alpine collomia
Collomia debilis Greene
Collomia debilis, known as alpine collomia, is a species in the genus Collomia of the family Polemoniaceae. It was first described by Greene in 1887 and is native to several western states in the United States.
Description
Collomia debilis is a member of the Polemoniaceae family and is found in the following U.S. states: Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. It was first published by Greene in 1887. This species is commonly referred to as alpine collomia in English.
Other common names
alpine collomia
Distribution
Arizona · Idaho · Montana · Nevada · Oregon · Utah · Washington · Wyoming
Synonyms
Collomia debilis var. camporumCollomia debilis f. camporumCollomia debilis var. dentataCollomia debilis f. howardiiCollomia debilis f. hurdeiCollomia debilis var. integraCollomia debilis f. intergraCollomia debilis var. ipomoeaCollomia debilis subsp. ipomoeaCollomia debilis var. trifidaCollomia debilis subsp. trifidaCollomia howardiiCollomia hurdleiCollomia hurdlei var. integraCollomia hurdlei var. trifidaCollomiastrum debileGilia debilisGilia debilis var. larseniiGilia howardiiCollomia debilis var. debilisNavarretia debilisCollomia debilis subsp. typicaCollomia debilis var. typica
