Gray Ephedra
Ephedra nevadensis S.Watson
Ephedra nevadensis is a gymnosperm species native to dry regions of western North America. It is commonly referred to as Gray Ephedra and is part of the Ephedraceae family. The species was first described in 1879 by S. Watson.
Description
Ephedra nevadensis, also known as Gray Ephedra, is a plant species found in arid environments across western North America. It belongs to the genus Ephedra and is distributed in areas including Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and the Mexico Northwest region. This species is adapted to dry habitats and is a member of the Ephedraceae family.
Other common names
Gray EphedraMormon TeaNevada EphedraNevada JointfirNevada Mormon TeaMormon-teaMorning TeaNevada Morning Tea
Distribution
Global · Arizona · California · Mexico Northwest · Nevada · Oregon · Utah
Synonyms
Ephedra antisiphyliticaEphedra antisyphilitica var. pedunculataEphedra nevadensis f. roseaEphedra nevadensis subvar. paucibracteata
