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. 2019 May 30;123:1–144. doi: 10.3897/phytokeys.123.31738

Table 5.

Distribution of morelloid species by political division in continental North America (Canada and the United States [excluding Hawaii*]) based on specimens seen and verified for this treatment. Many of these species are adventive and are to be expected to occur widely in disturbed habitats (e.g., S.nigrum, S.nitidibaccatum, S.sarrachoides); we have not listed records for which we have been unable to examine vouchers for verification. Species known only in cultivation are in parentheses (). Adventives are distinguished in Table 4 but not here. Solanumpilcomayense is known from two old collections (Reverchon 3918 from Sabine Pass, Texas, coll. 1905; Parker s.n. from Camden, New Jersey, coll. 1874) and is listed here, but not treated (see pg. 4, 17).

Canada
Province/Territory Species
Alberta triflorum
British Columbia americanum, emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Manitoba emulans, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
New Brunswick emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia nigrum
Ontario emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum
Prince Edward Island
Quebec emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum
Saskatchewan emulans, triflorum
United States of America (excluding Hawaii – see Särkinen et al. 2018)
State Species
Alabama americanum, emulans, nigrescens, pseudogracile
Alaska nigrum, nitidibaccatum
Arizona americanum, douglasii, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Arkansas emulans, nitidibaccatum, sarrachoides
California americanum, chenopodioides, douglasii, furcatum, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Colorado emulans, interius, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Connecticut emulans, sarrachoides
Delaware emulans
District of Columbia emulans, nigrum, triflorum
Florida americanum, emulans, chenopodioides, nigrum, nigrescens, pseudogracile, sarrachoides, villosum
Georgia americanum, chenopodioides, emulans, nigrum, pseudogracile
Idaho interius, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Illinois (americanum), emulans, (retroflexum), sarrachoides, (scabrum), (villosum)
Indiana emulans
Iowa emulans, interius, nigrum, triflorum
Kansas emulans, interius, sarrachoides, triflorum
Kentucky emulans
Louisiana americanum, emulans, nigrescens, pseudogracile
Maine emulans, nigrum
Maryland chenopodioides, emulans, nigrum, sarrachoides, villosum
Massachusetts emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Michigan emulans, triflorum
Minnesota emulans, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Mississippi americanum, emulans, nigrescens, pseudogracile
Missouri americanum, chenopodioides, emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, sarrachoides, triflorum, (villosum)
Montana interius, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Nebraska emulans, interius, triflorum
Nevada interius, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
New Hampshire emulans
New Jersey emulans, nigrum, pilcomayense, villosum
New Mexico douglasii, emulans, interius, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
New York (americanum), emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum
North Carolina chenopodioides, emulans, nigrescens, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, pseudogracile, sarrachoides
North Dakota emulans, interius, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Ohio emulans
Oklahoma emulans, interius, nigrum, sarrachoides, triflorum
Oregon americanum, furcatum, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Pennsylvania emulans, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, villosum
Rhode Island emulans, sarrachoides
South Carolina americanum, emulans, pseudogracile, sarrachoides, (villosum)
South Dakota emulans, interius, triflorum
Tennessee emulans
Texas americanum, emulans, interius, nigrescens, (nigrum), nitidibaccatum, pilcomayense, pseudogracile, triflorum
Utah americanum, interius, (nigrescens), nigrum, nitidibaccatum, triflorum
Vermont emulans
Virginia emulans, nigrum, sarrachoides
Washington americanum, furcatum, nigrum, nitidibaccatum, sarrachoides, triflorum
West Virginia emulans
Wisconsin chenopodioides, emulans, (nigrum), nitidibaccatum, (scabrum)
Wyoming emulans, interius, nitidibaccatum, triflorum

*Although politically part of the United States of America, the islands of the state of Hawaii are biogeographically part of the Pacific and were treated in the monograph of the morelloids from the Old World that included the Pacific region (see Särkinen et al. 2018).