Sambucus mexicana
Sambucus mexicana C.Presl ex DC.

Sambucus mexicana, a member of the Viburnaceae family, is a species native to various regions across the Americas and the Pacific. It was first described in 1830 by C.Presl ex DC.
Description
Sambucus mexicana is part of the Viburnaceae family and is distributed across a wide range, including locations such as Arizona, California, Hawaii, Mexico, and several Pacific islands like the Caroline Is., Marianas, and Marshall Is. It is also found in parts of the South Pacific, including WS, TO, Tongatapu, Eua, Lifuka, and Vava‘u. The species extends into the southwestern United States and parts of Mexico, covering areas such as Mexico Northeast, Mexico Northwest, Nevada, and New Mexico. Its broad distribution reflects its adaptability to various ecological conditions.
Distribution
WS · TO · Tongatapu · Eua · Lifuka · Vava‘u · Arizona · California · Caroline Is. · Hawaii · Marianas · Marshall Is. · Mexico Northeast · Mexico Northwest · Nevada · New Mexico · Utah
Synonyms
Sambucus mexicana var. bipinnataSambucus cerulea var. mexicanaSambucus canadensis var. mexicana
