Author: (Kunth) Nees
Bibliography: Gen. Sp. Aster.: 225 (1832)
Year: 1832
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Machaeranthera
Vegetable: False
Observations: Alberta to Mexico
The Tansy-aster, scientifically known as Machaeranthera tanacetifolia, is a notable species within the family Asteraceae. This resilient plant, first documented in the early 19th century, has been recognized for its extensive geographical presence, ranging from the province of Alberta in Canada to the vast landscapes of Mexico.
The Tansy-aster exhibits the characteristic beauty and adaptability of the Aster family, thriving in a variety of environments. Its historical reference can be found in “Gen. Sp. Aster.: 225 (1832)”, reflecting its scientific importance and longstanding place in botanical studies. The esteemed botanist (Kunth) Nees was instrumental in its classification, contributing greatly to our understanding and appreciation of this species.
Machaeranthera tanacetifolia is celebrated not only for its ornamental value but also for its hardiness, allowing it to flourish across diverse regions and climatic conditions. The plant typically features a robust appearance with distinctive, daisy-like flowers that add a splash of color to natural and cultivated landscapes alike.
The expansive range of the Tansy-aster, from the northern prairies of Alberta to the warm terrains of Mexico, highlights its adaptability and ecological significance. Whether observed in the wild or cultivated in gardens, Machaeranthera tanacetifolia continues to be a subject of interest for botanists and gardening enthusiasts. Its enduring presence across such a wide geographical expanse speaks to its ecological versatility and its integral role within the flora of North America.
En: Tansy-aster, Tansy-leaf-aster, Tahoka daisy, Tanseyleaf tansyaster, TANSEYLEAF ASTER, TANSEYLEAF GOLDENWEED, Big purple tansyaster, Takhoka-daisy, Tansy-leaved aster, Tansy-leaved tansy-aster
Fi: Preeriamaarikki
Fr: Aster à feuilles de tanaisie
Sv: Prärieaster
Eng: tahoka daisy, takhoka-daisy, tanseyleaf aster, tanseyleaf goldenweed, tanseyleaf tansyaster, tansy-aster, tansy-leaf-aster, tansy-leaved aster, tansy-leaved tansy-aster
Swe: prärieaster
Fra: aster à feuilles de tanaisie
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Growth form>: Single Crown
Growth habit>: Forb/herb
Growth rate>: Rapid
Ph maximum: 8.5
Ph minimum: 6.5
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