NPSpecies

I am not totally sure if there is pure L. tatarica. At least some of the plants at FONE are hybrids between L. morrowii and L. tatarica (L. ×bella). I hesitate to put less than "Present in Park" because whatever it is, it is a major invasive species at the park.; Data Source: Steve Grund, Botanist, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, 6/24/2009.

Data Source: Steve Grund, Botanist, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, 6/24/2009. Legacy NPSpecies information may no longer be applicable, please remove if it is not applicable. In legacy NPSpecies Cultivation value was Unknown with comment: May have been planted for wildlife food and/or cover.; Data Source: Steve Grund, Botanist, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, 6/24/2009. In legacy NPSpecies Weedy value was Yes

Data Source: Steve Grund, Botanist, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, 6/24/2009.

Park Species Detail: All data associated with the FONE PLOTS Database can be viewed on-line at the USGS--NPS National Vegetation Mapping Program web site: http://biology.usgs.gov/npsveg/index.html, Park Species Data Source: Perles et al., 2006. NPBIB-617647; FONE_PLOT_AA_DATA.mdb, Accepted Detail: Steve Grund, Botanist, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy