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Amphicarpaea bracteata (L.)Fernald

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HIGHER TAXON: Phaseoleae

GENUS: Amphicarpaea Nutt.

Amphicarpaea bracteata (L.)Fernald [Preferred name]
    Amphicarpaea bracteata var. comosa (L.)Fernald {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea bracteata var. pitcheri (Torr. & A.Gray)Fernald {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea chamaecaulis B.Boivin & Raymond {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea ciliata Raf. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea comosa (L.)Loudon {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea cuspidata Raf. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea deltifolia Raf. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea elliottii Raf. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea heterophyla Raf. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea monoica (L.)Nutt. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea monoica var. comosa (L.)Eaton {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea pitcheri Torr. & A.Gray {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea sarmentosa Nutt. {Synonym}
    Amphicarpaea villosa Raf. {Synonym}
    Falcata bracteata (L.)Farw. {Synonym}
    Falcata caroliniana J.F.Gmel. {Synonym}
    Falcata comosa (L.)Kuntze {Synonym}
    Falcata pitcheri (Torr. & A.Gray)Kuntze {Synonym}
    Glycine bracteata L. {Synonym}
    Glycine comosa L. {Synonym}
    Glycine monoica L. {Synonym}
    Glycine sarmentosa Roth {Synonym}
    Lobomon acutifolium Raf. {Synonym}
    Lobomon montanum Raf. {Synonym}
    Lobomon obtusifolium Raf. {Synonym}
    Lobomon sarmentosum (Elliott)Raf. {Synonym}
    Savia volubilis Raf. {Synonym}
    Tetrodea comosa (L.)Jacks. {Synonym}
    Tetrodea monoica (L.)Raf. {Synonym}

  
VERNACULAR NAME:
  Hog Peanut [1680, 2338]

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION:
  Asia
Japan (N) [1930]; Korea (N) [2826]; Taiwan (N) [2827]
  Central America
Mexico(North & Central) (N) [1678]; Veracruz [1678]
  North America
Canada (N) [1115, 1431, 1678, 1680]; United States (N) [1115, 1325, 1678, 1680, 3157]; Alabama [3157]; Arkansas [3157]; Florida [3157]; Georgia [3157]; Illinois [3157]; Indiana [3157]; Iowa [3157]; Kansas [3157]; Kentucky [3157]; Louisiana [3157]; Maine [3157]; Maryland [3157]; Massachusetts [3157]; Michigan [3157]; Minnesota [3157]; Mississippi [3157]; Missouri [3157]; Nebraska [3157]; New Hampshire [3157]; New York [3157]; North Carolina [3157]; North Dakota [3157]; Ohio [3157]; Oklahoma [3157]; Pennsylvania [3157]; South Carolina [3157]; South Dakota [3157]; Tennessee [3157]; Texas [3157]; Vermont [3157]; Virginia [3157]; West Virginia [3157]; Wisconsin [3157]

LITERATURE POINTERS:
  Description [1678, 1680] ; Distribution Map [1678]

DESCRIPTORS:
  Climbing: Climbing ; Conservation Status: Not Threatened ; Further editing: 2005-07 (Americas update) Sokolova IV [3157] ; Habit: Herb ; Lifespan: Annual [3157], Perennial [3157] ; Scrutinised globally by taxonomic co-ordinator: 1993 Newell CA ; Source(s): 1988 (Americas) Zarucchi JL, 1993 Zarucchi JL, 1996 (Japan) Ohashi H

  
BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1115.

  Boivin, B., 1967
    Phytologia 15(6):329-446 Flora of the Prairie Provinces

1678.

  Turner, B.L. & Fearing, O.S., 1964
    The Southwestern Naturalist 9(4):207-218 ...Amphicarpaea

1680.

  Turner, B.L., 1959
    Univ. of Texas Press, Austin. 284 pp The Legumes of Texas

1930.

  Ohwi, J., 1965
    Flora of Japan. Washington: Smithsonian Institution

2338.

  Niering, W.A. & Olmstead, N.C., 1979
    Field Guide to North American Wildflowers:Eastern Region

2826.

  Ohashi, H., 1982
    in Satake.Wild Flws of Japan, Herb.Pls 2:186-212,pls.179-200

2827.

  Huang, T.C. & Ohashi, H., 1993
    Leguminosae.In Flora of Taiwan, 2nd Ed. 3:148-421.Taipei,Tai

3157.

  Isely, D., 1998
    Native & naturalized Leg.of the USA.Brigham Young Univ.Utah
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