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matted crinklemat

Tiquilia latior (I.M.Johnst.) A.T.Richardson
matted crinklemat
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Tiquilia latior, known as matted crinklemat, is a plant species in the family Ehretiaceae. It is native to the southwestern United States, specifically found in Arizona, Nevada, and Utah. The species was formally described in 1976 by A.T. Richardson, based on earlier work by I.M. Johnst.

Description

Tiquilia latior is a member of the genus Tiquilia, which is part of the plant family Ehretiaceae. It is commonly referred to as matted crinklemat in English. This species is distributed across three U.S. states: Arizona, Nevada, and Utah. The scientific name was published in 1976 by A.T. Richardson, who recognized the taxon based on the original work of I.M. Johnst. The plant is adapted to the arid environments typical of its range.

Other common names

matted tiquiliawood tiquiliamatted crinklemat

Distribution

Arizona · Nevada · Utah

Synonyms

Coldenia hispidissima var. latior

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