Vascular Flora of Crowders Mountain State Park

Robert D. Tompkins; Catherine McRae Luckenbaugh

doi:10.2179/17-152

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Robert D. Tompkins,^1,* Catherine McRae Luckenbaugh²

¹1Department of Biology, Belmont Abbey College, 100 Belmont–Mt. Holly Road., Belmont, North Carolina
²2Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, James F. Matthews Center for Biodiversity Studies at the Re

^*email address: roberttompkins@bac.edu

Abstract

A floristic survey was conducted of Crowders Mountain State Park for all vascular species from 2010–15. Crowders Mountain State Park was established in 1974 to protect a geologically unique North Carolina Piedmont site. In addition, it is known for its rare plant species. A total of 420 taxa was collected in this study, representing 418 species in 280 genera from 103 families. This includes 267 previously undocumented species for the park. Nine species are listed as either endangered, rare, of special concern, threatened, or watch-listed for North Carolina.

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Robert D. Tompkins and Catherine McRae Luckenbaugh "Vascular Flora of Crowders Mountain State Park," Castanea 83(2), 236-248, (11 July 2018). https://doi.org/10.2179/17-152

Received: 10 October 2017; Accepted: 23 May 2018; Published: 11 July 2018

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