Version 10.38 20 July 2010 - Scientific Names: Glycyrrhiza lepidota Pursh.

Glycyrrhiza lepidota Pursh

HIGHER TAXON: Galegeae

GENUS: Glycyrrhiza L.

Glycyrrhiza lepidota Pursh [Preferred name]

VERNACULAR NAME:
	American Licorice [1862, 1902]; Nuttall's Licorice [1847]; Wild Licorice [1902]

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION:

Central America: Mexico(North & Central) (N) [1847]
North America: Canada (N) [1115]; United States (N) [1115, 1119, 1431, 1680, 1847, 3157]; Arizona [3157]; California [3157]; Colorado [3157]; Idaho [3157]; Illinois [3157]; Indiana [3157]; Iowa [3157]; Kansas [3157]; Minnesota [3157]; Missouri [3157]; Montana [3157]; Nebraska [3157]; Nevada [3157]; New Mexico [3157]; North Dakota [3157]; Oklahoma [3157]; Oregon [3157]; South Dakota [3157]; Texas [3157]; Utah [3157]; Washington [3157]; Wisconsin [3157]; Wyoming [3157]

LITERATURE POINTERS:
	Description [1847] ; Illustration [1847]

DESCRIPTORS:
	Climbing: Not climbing ; Conservation Status: Not Threatened ; Further editing: 2005-07 (Americas update) Sokolova IV [3157] ; Habit: Herb ; Lifespan: Perennial ; Source(s): 1988 (Americas) Zarucchi JL, 1993 Zarucchi JL

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1115.		Boivin, B., 1967
		Phytologia 15(6):329-446 Flora of the Prairie Provinces

1847.		Barneby, R.C., 1989
		Fabales.In:A.Cronquist et al.Intermountain Fl.3B:1-20,27-279

1862.		Townsend, C.C. & Guest, E., 1974
		Flora of Iraq. Vol.3. Baghdad.

1902.		Terrell, E.E., 1977
		Checklist of Names for 3,000 Vas.Pl... Agric.Handbook No.505

3157.		Isely, D., 1998
		Native & naturalized Leg.of the USA.Brigham Young Univ.Utah