Thismia americana
Thismia americana, the banded trinity, was a species of flowering plant that was described and published as living in wetlands surrounding Chicago's Lake Calumet in the 1910s. The specimen was found in what was then a wet-mesic sand prairie at 119th Street and Torrence Avenue in what would become the industrial neighborhood of South Deering. The plant has not been seen since 1916, and the ground where it was observed has since been extensively altered by industrial development. The species is believed to be extinct. An extensive volunteer search, conducted in August 2011 on the far south side of Chicago, did not uncover any specimens of the vanished species.
Wikipage redirect
primaryTopic
Thismia americana
Thismia americana, the banded trinity, was a species of flowering plant that was described and published as living in wetlands surrounding Chicago's Lake Calumet in the 1910s. The specimen was found in what was then a wet-mesic sand prairie at 119th Street and Torrence Avenue in what would become the industrial neighborhood of South Deering. The plant has not been seen since 1916, and the ground where it was observed has since been extensively altered by industrial development. The species is believed to be extinct. An extensive volunteer search, conducted in August 2011 on the far south side of Chicago, did not uncover any specimens of the vanished species.
has abstract
Thismia americana est une espè ...... pécimens de l'espèce disparue.
@fr
Thismia americana, the banded ...... imens of the vanished species.
@en
binomial authority
class
conservation status
conservation status system
division
kingdom
synonym
*Sarcosiphon americanus
Wikipage page ID
26,260,093
Wikipage revision ID
720,801,623
binomial
Thismia americana
species
subject
comment
Thismia americana est une espè ...... a pas permis de découvrir des
@fr
Thismia americana, the banded ...... imens of the vanished species.
@en
label
Thismia americana
@en
Thismia americana
@fr