8 results for family: Thymelaeaceae. More search options
FamilyScientific Name Common NameHabitatDistributionImage
ThymelaeaceaeDircaLeatherwood, Leatherbarkimage of plant
ThymelaeaceaeDirca decipiensOzark LeatherwoodCalcareous bluffs, steep, dry to mesic forests and woodlands.MO and e. KS south to nw. AR.image of plant
ThymelaeaceaeDirca palustrisLeatherwood, Leatherbark, Wicopee, Rope-bark, MoosewoodVery rich forests, on slopes or bottomlands, limited to calcareous or mafic rocks such as limestone, calcareous siltstone, calcareous shale, gabbro, or amphibolite, in marl ravine bottoms in the Coastal Plain of VA, in Ashe County NC ascending to 1500 meters elevation.NS and s. QC, south to Panhandle FL, AL, and OK.image of plant
ThymelaeaceaeEdgeworthiaPaperbushimage of plant
ThymelaeaceaeEdgeworthia papyriferaPaperbush, MitsumataCove forests, rarely planted and rarely persistent or naturalized.Native of e. Asia. Extensively naturalized along Wolf Creek and Cliff Creek in Rabun County, GA, where it apparently spread from plantings ca. 1890 (Duncan & Mellinger 1972; T. Govus, pers. comm., 2020).image of plant
ThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaMezereonimage of plant
ThymelaeaceaeThymelaea passerinaMezereon, Spurge FlaxDisturbed barrens, other disturbed areas.Native of Eurasia.image of plant
ThymelaeaceaeThymelaeaceaeMezereum Familyimage of plant